Apple Studio Display
| Apple Studio Display | ||
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 Apple Studio Display 17 "with Power Mac G4 Cube |
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| Manufacturer: | Apple Inc. | |
| Publication: | March 17, 1998 | |
| Successor: | Apple Cinema Display | |
The studio displays are TFT and CRT computer screens from Apple .
The first studio display was introduced on March 17th, 1998. This was a 15.1 " model with an Active Matrix TFT panel, 24-bit color depth, a brightness of 180 cd / m² and a resolution of 1024 × 768 pixels. The design of the display was revolutionary, it was the first Apple product with dark blue translucent housing, which was later also used in the design classic iMac . The display was set up by a telescopic stand or a picture bracket.
The studio displays DB-15 , VGA , DVI and the Apple Display Connector , or ADC for short, a modification of DVI that bundles DVI itself, USB and power in one connection as an interface for image transmission . Like the 15-inch model, the 17-inch TFT shown has only one ADC connection.
In January 1999, the CRT monitors came out. They were available in sizes 15, 17 and 21 inches in the semitranslucent bondi blue design of the iMac.
Apple's last CRT monitor was the 17 "CRT display, which was introduced in July 2000 along with a 15" TFT. The design of both displays was completely changed again. They were in acrylic - Design held of G4.
In the middle of May 2001 the last version of the studio display came out with a 17 "TFT display. The external screens were then continued as cinema displays .
See also
- Apple Cinema Display (1999-2011)
- Apple Thunderbolt Display (2011-2016)
- Apple Pro Display XDR (2019 – xxxx)