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Contents 1 Monitors From Apple Computer 1.1 AppleColor RGB 1.2 Apple Monitor /// 1.3 Apple Monitor // 1.4 Apple Monitor //c

[edit] Monitors From Apple Computer

Sanyo B&W	VM 4509	9" B&W Original From Apple '78
Monitor /// *	A3M0039	12" Green	All Apple ][ Models
Monitor //	A2M2010	12" Green	All Apple ][ Models
Monitor //e (Platinum)	A2M6017	12" Green	All Apple ][ Models
Monitor //c	A2M4090	9" Green	All Apple ][ Models
Apple Monochrome	A2M6016	12" Mono	All Apple ][ Models
AppleColor 100	A2M0xxxx	12" RGB (Digital)	//e or //c with Video7
AppleColor RGB	A2M6014	12" RGB (Analog)	IIgs, AE RGB, PC Transporter
AppleColor //e & //c	A2M60xx	13" Comp. Color	//e or //c (80 Col)
AppleColor //e	A2M6020	13" Comp. Color	Matches //e profile
AppleColor //e (Platinum)	A2M6021	13" Comp.	Color Matches //e profile
AppleColor //c	A2M6040	13" Comp.	Color Sits on stand behind //c

• *This is a slow scanning monitor, and it is primarily used for the Apple /// and interlacing video applications, there are also a few cards available for the // series that support interlaced video modes, and should be used with a Monitor ///.

[edit] AppleColor RGB

This is the standard monitor that Apple supplied for the Apple IIgs system. It is Apple model #6014.

It is an Analog RGB type monitor.

In addition to being used on a IIgs it can be used with an RGB card for a ][+ or //e and a Laser 128.

[edit] Apple Monitor ///

This is a 12" green, composite input 'slow burn' monitor, it works with any Apple II model as well as any other computer that has composite output.

If a monitor is required for use with an Apple /// this should be the one used as it will work well with the Apple ///'s interlaced video modes and matches the form of the of the top of the computer so that the monitor can sit on top.

[edit] Apple Monitor //

This is a 12" green, composite input monitor. It works with any Apple II model and features a tiltable screen for viewing comfort.

It matches the complexion of a //e case and stacks neatly on top of either the //e unit or on top of the DuoDisk drive.

[edit] Apple Monitor //c

This is a 9" green, composite input monitor. Allthough it will work with any Apple // model it is primarily meant for use with the //c.

It comes with a metal stand to hold ip up over the //c to save table space and is easily transportable because of it's small size.