1987 · Peripheral
Apple Macintosh II 13-inch RGB (Sony Trinitron) (1987)
The Trinitron color display Apple sold with the Macintosh II.
Sony's aperture-grille tube gave bright, sharp color, and Trinitron became the standard for high-end desktop monitors for twenty years. Apple's Mac II was the first color-capable open-slot Mac.
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Facts
- Date
- 1987
- Kind
- Peripheral: Monitor
- Maker or publisher
- Apple
- Platforms
- Mac
- Size
- 13 inch
- Tube
- Sony Trinitron
- Colour
- Color
- Connection
- Mac video card (DB-15)
- Works with
- Mac
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