AppleVision 1710AV
Background
The AppleVision displays were designed as high-end monitors. They shipped with Sony Trinitron tubes for superb quality. In 1997, Apple released 'ColorSync', a powerful color management software. ColorSync enabled the user to match the colors of color documents while capturing, editing, and outputting. In order to take full advantage of this new software the AppleVision 1710 and 1710AV were discontinued and replaced by new displays. The new displays fully supported all features of the software and were therefore especially built for people that used their Macs mainly for image and photo editing.
Source: The Apple Museum
Key Specs
Display17" 17-inch Trinitron color CRT display
Weight27.2 kg
Full Specifications
Basic Info
Release Date1995.12
Discontinued1997.8
Original Price$1,159
CodenameHammerhead, Sousa
Display
Screen Size17"
Screen Type17-inch Trinitron color CRT display
Resolution640 x 480 · 800 x 600 · 832 x 624 · 1024 x 768 · 1152 x 870 · 1280 x 1024
Connectivity
Ports2 × ADB / 1 × 3.5mm analog audio input / 1 × 3.5mm analog audio output
ConnectorDB-15
RequiresSystem 7.1 or later
Body & Dimensions
Size & Weight41.1 cm × 44.7 cm × 42.7 cm，27.2 kg
Color
Available Colors
Model Identifier
Mold ModelM2942 / M3323LL/A