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Apple Displays: "Classic" Series: Apple AudioVision 14 Display Specs
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The Apple AudioVision 14
Display, Apple's first true "multimedia" monitor, features a
color 14.0" (13.0" viewable area) Trinitron CRT, built-in
full-frequency stereo speakers
(1.),
internal microphone, headphone jack, two ADB ports, and a
video-in port. Contrast, brightness, and sound controls are
placed on the front of the display. This model also
introduces the HDI-45 connector, which integrates data,
display, and power information conveniently in the same
cable, but requires an adapter to use with computers that
have a DB-15 connector. |
| Introduction Date: | August 1, 1993 | Discontinued Date: | August 7, 1995 |
| Display Type: | Trinitron CRT | Size (Viewable): | 14.0" (13.0") |
| Max. Display Colors: | 16.7 Million | DPI: | 69 |
| Brightness: | N/A 2. | Viewing Angle: | N/A 2. |
| Contrast Ratio: | N/A 2. | Dot/Pixel Pitch: | 0.26 mm |
| Display Cable: | HDI-45 3. | Built-in Audio: | Stereo Speakers, Mic |
| Power: | 55 Watts 4. | Supported MacOS: | 7.0.1+ |
| Dimensions: | 15.2 x 13.4 x 16.6 5. | Weight: | 33.0 lbs. (15 kg) |
| Original Price: | $799 US | Est. Current Price: | N/A |
| Resolution Support: | 640x480 (35 kHz Horiz. Scan, 66.7 Hz Vert. Scan) | ||
| Notes: |
1.
Ported (bass reflex) chamber design, max. loudness is 90 db
SPL -- at 1kHz at 0.5 meters and freq. response is 100 Hz to 17 kHz +/- 3db). 2. This information only applies to LCD-based (flat-panel) displays. 2. 188.1 BTU per hour, 100-240 Voltage, 47-63 Hz Frequency. 3. Also requires an adapter to work with Macs with a DB-15 port. 4. In inches, height x width x depth. 5. Photo Credit: Apple Computer, Inc. |
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