AppleColor RGB Monitor

The AppleColor RGB Monitor was released by Apple Computer on September 15, 1986 for the Apple IIc and IIGS computers. It was discontinued on December 1992.
==Description==
The monitor used a shadow mask CRT with a viewable area of 11.5 inches that was capable of displaying 4,096 colors at a resolution of 640 x 200 pixels.AppleColor RGB Monitor – IIGS A2M6014, Apple Rescue of Denver. Accessed 2022-03-27. The monitor is also compatible with the Apple Universal Monitor Stand.AppleColor RGB Monitor Overview (PDF) by Apple Computer. 1989-04.Apple Universal Monitor Stand (PDF) by Apple Computer. 1987-03.
===Connector===
The monitor included an attached cable with a connector (often misidentified as "DB-15"). Though it physically looks like the video connector used by beige-era Macs, it uses a very different signal configuration.DB-15 Apple iic ? by Danny Dorazio, Apple Communities. 2017-01-26. The Apple Macintosh 12" RGB Display does support the Apple IIe Card through this connector, but requires a Macintosh LC series computer.Macintosh 12" RGB Display (PDF) by  Service Source, Apple Repair Manuals. 1995-12-13.
==References==
==See also==
*AppleColor Composite Monitor
==External links==
*AppleColor RGB Monitor Owner's Guide (Rev C) by Apple Computer at the Internet Archive (PDF, 1986)
*AppleColor RGB Monitor (X2415.2002B, 102647411, 102647427) at the Computer History Museum
*AppleColor RGB Monitor at madeApple
*AppleColor RGB Monitor A2M6014 at the Console5 Tech Wiki
Category:Apple displays
Category:Apple series peripherals
Category:1986 introductions