RasterOps

RasterOps was a manufacturer of monitors and graphics cards for early Macintosh systems from Apple Computer. The company acquired in 1992 and renamed itself Truevision, Inc.Form 10-K/A Truevision Inc by Merrill Corp, Securities and Exchange Commission. 1995-11-09.
==History==
RasterOps Corporation was established in California on June 3, 1987.RasterOps Corporation, IndianaDB. Accessed 2020-03-24. It was the first 3rd-party developer to produce video cards with software capable of displaying 24-bit color from Macintosh computers through its ColorBoard series of products.RasterOps ColorBoard 104, Low End Mac. Archived 2021-03-25.RasterOps ColorBoard 264, Low End Mac. Archived 2000-11-09.Great Products, Great Prices. by MacCorner, Washington Apple Pl Journal, p.2.1990-02. RasterOps worked closely with Apple in 1988, prior to the development of Apple's own 32-Bit QuickDraw.Color Enhancements To OS Will Open New Mac II Markets by Abigail Christopher, Tech Insider. 1988-09-26.
===Mergers and acquisitions===
Truevision was based in and developed digital video processing add-on boards for PC computers. It was founded by Cathleen Asch, Carl Calabria, Joseph Haaf, Bryan Hunt, Brad Pillow, Joe Shepard and Jeff Walters and others when split off their Electronic Photography and Imaging Center (EPICenter) in 1987. EPICenter was founded by Alan Wlasuk, Carl Calabria, Bryan Hunt, Brad Pillow, Joe Shepard and Jeff Walters.
When Truevision was acquired by RasterOps of Santa Clara, California, RasterOps took on the Truevision name and retained the Indianapolis engineering team which continued producing ever more advanced products until 1999, when the company was finally acquired by its biggest competitor, . In August 2005, Pinnacle Systems was acquired by Avid Technology, who initially used the AT-Vista when they were a two-person . Avid subsequently sold Pinnacle products to in July 2012.
==Products==
===Display cards===
* RasterOps 8L
* RasterOps 8LC
* RasterOps 8S
* RasterOps 8XL
* RasterOps 8XLi
* RasterOps 24Mx
* RasterOps 24MxQ
* RasterOps 24S
* RasterOps 24Si
* RasterOps 24STV (7", 13")
* RasterOps 24Sx
* RasterOps 24XLi
* RasterOps 64
* RasterOps 104
* RasterOps 108
* RasterOps 108+
* RasterOps 108+ SE/30
* RasterOps 208
* RasterOps 224
* RasterOps 228
* RasterOps 232
* RasterOps 264
* RasterOps 264 SE/30
* RasterOps 364
* RasterOps 364P (PAL)
* RasterOps 708+
* RasterOps 708+ SE/30
* RasterOps 724
* RasterOps CV GS
* RasterOps CV GS/30
* RasterOps CV GSLC
* RasterOps CV GSXL
* RasterOps CV II
* RasterOps CV LC
* RasterOps CV SE
* RasterOps CV SE APD / Classic
* RasterOps CV XL
* RasterOps Horizon 24
* RasterOps PaintBoard 8Li
* RasterOps PaintBoard 24
* RasterOps PaintBoard Li
* RasterOps PaintBoard Prism (7")
* RasterOps PaintBoard Prism GT (7")
* RasterOps PaintBoard Lightning
* RasterOps PaintBoard Professional
* RasterOps PaintBoard Turbo
* RasterOps PaintBoard Turbo (7")
* RasterOps PaintBoard Turbo XL (7")
* RasterOps ProColor 32	
===Monitors===
* RasterOps 1510 / CV15
* RasterOps 1648S
* RasterOps 1649
* RasterOps 1649AV
* RasterOps 1650S
* RasterOps 1650H
* RasterOps 1776 (CVC17)
* RasterOps 1902
* RasterOps 1910
* RasterOps 1960
* RasterOps 1960H
* RasterOps 1961
* RasterOps 1964
* RasterOps 2020C
* RasterOps 2060A
* RasterOps 2060B
* RasterOps 2075
* RasterOps 2075C
* RasterOps 2075M
* RasterOps 2075EO (20T)
* RasterOps 2075RO (20T)
* RasterOps 2085H
* RasterOps 2110
* RasterOps 2110A
* RasterOps 2168
* RasterOps 12000 (CVC20T)
* RasterOps 12100 (CVC21)
===Other peripherals===
*RasterOps DuoMate
==References==
==External links==
*RasterOps legacy support website (archived 1996-12-26)
**Macintosh display cards and compatibility matrix (archived 1997-01-02)
**Monitor support and compatibility matrix (archived 1997-01-02)
*Truevision official website (archived 1999-04-27)
*RasterOps Monitor Database at Griffin Technology (archived 2000-05-27)
*Guide to NuBus Video Cards: RasterOps at Low End Mac
*RasterOps Inc. at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
*RasterOps 24MxTV at VGA Legacy MKIII
*RasterOps at the Higher Intellect Vintage Computing Wiki
* at Wikipedia
===Articles===
*Color Enhancements To OS Will Open New Mac II Markets by Abigail Christopher, Tech Insider. 1988-09-26.
*More System 7 Answers by Adam Engst, TidBITS. 1993-04-26.
Category:Defunct companies
Category:1987 establishments