Cinema Display (2004)
The 2004 Cinema Display was a part of Apple’s line of high-resolution, widescreen monitors aimed at professionals in the creative industries. This 20-inch flat-panel display featured a sleek aluminum design that perfectly matched the aesthetics of the Power Mac G5 and other Apple products of the era. Its minimalist, all-aluminum enclosure and thin profile exemplified Apple’s commitment to design elegance and functionality. The Cinema Display's high resolution offered stunning visual clarity, making it ideal for tasks requiring precise color accuracy and sharp detail, such as graphic design, video editing, and photo retouching.
Technical Characteristics
Accessory Devices
A1081
Widescreen LCD monitor
20-inch, 23-inch, and 30-inch models
20-inch: 1680x1050 pixels, 23-inch: 1920x1200 pixels, 30-inch: 2560x1600 pixels
TFT (Thin Film Transistor) active-matrix LCD
16:10 widescreen
16.7 million colors
20-inch and 23-inch: 250 cd/m², 30-inch: 270 cd/m²
400:1 for all models
170 degrees horizontal and vertical
16 ms
2 x USB 2.0 ports, 2 x FireWire 400 ports (on the 23-inch and 30-inch models)
Apple Display Connector (ADC) for video, USB, and power (20-inch and 23-inch models), 30-inch model uses Dual-Link DVI for video
External power adapter for the 30-inch model
20-inch: height: 467 mm, width: 478 mm, depth: 173 mm; 23-inch: height: 467 mm, width: 558 mm, depth: 173 mm; 30-inch: height: 558 mm, width: 686 mm, depth: 205 mm
20-inch: 7.3 kg, 23-inch: 9.0 kg, 30-inch: 12.3 kg
Mac OS X 10.2.8 or later
Mac OS X 10.2.8 or later