AppleVision/ColorSync 850AV
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. Released in May and August 1997, the first ColorSync displays 750 (08/97) and 850 (05/97) were identical to the AppleVision 750 and 850 displays and both series supported ColorSync.
Source: The Apple Museum
Key Specs
Display20" 20-inch Trinitron color CRT display
Weight41.9 kg
Full Specifications
Basic Info
Release Date1997.5
Discontinued1997.11
Original Price$2000
CodenameOrca
Display
Screen Size20"
Screen Type20-inch Trinitron color CRT display
Resolution640 x 480 · 800 x 600 · 832 x 624 · 1024 x 768 · 1152 x 870 · 1280 x 1024 · 1600 x 1200
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 & Weight48.5 cm × 59.4 cm × 55.4 cm，41.9 kg
Color
Available Colors
Model Identifier
Mold ModelM3705 / M5228LL/A