(Amazingly, this display - wrapped in beige plastic - was teased in 1997 by none other than Jonathan Ive and Phil Schiller. B LCD is my favorite from the time period:
#REVIEWS FOR MACBOOK PRO DOCKING STATION MAC#
The time the Blue and White G3 as well as the initial batch of Power Mac G4s had matching CRTs, but the Rev. C (August 1999): Used DVI and included 2 USB ports and was styled to match the early Power Mac G4 B (January 1999): Used VGA and came in new styling to Match the Blue and White G3, as seen below. Included ADB ports, as well a RCA jack for extra connectivity. A: Used a DB-15 connector and came in a graphite finish. This Studio Display would end up spanning the change from beige plastic to more colorful designs, and would ship in three distinct Revisions: Whether you’re a multimedia content creator, a designer, a writer, an educator, or an accountant, the Apple Studio Display can make your job look a lot better to you - and vice versa. The result is a high-performance flat-panel display that’s ideal for anyone who spends a lot of time manipulating text, graphics, and other media on-screen.
The Apple Studio Display combines state-of-the-art digital imaging technology with advanced software-based features unique to Apple. Here’s how Apple pitched the $1,999 display in marketing materials at the time: In contrast, the Studio Display was a thin-for-the-time LCD perched on a plastic stand. At the time, all of Apple’s external monitors were CRTs wrapped in beige plastic. In March 1998, Apple introduced the Apple Studio Display (15-inch). 1998: Apple Studio Display (15-inch)Īfter the IIc Flat Panel Display, Apple users would need to wait over a decade until the company shipped another external LCD display. At $595, it didn’t sell very well, with estimates putting the number made at just about 10,000 units. With a resolution of 560 x 192, it provided an 80-column text mode and hi-res graphic support, but things were a bit … squished, as you can see in these photos. In April 1984, Apple introduced a 1-bit, 7-inch LCD for use with the somewhat-portable Apple IIc: To celebrate, I thought we could walk through the history of Apple’s standalone flat displays. With the 2022 Apple Studio Display, the company has returned to the display business in a big way.
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