Apple Monitor III
Introduced in 1980, the Apple Monitor III was designed specifically to complement the Apple III computer. This 12-inch monochrome CRT monitor offered crisp, clear text and graphics, making it ideal for business applications like word processing and data management. The Monitor III’s sleek design matched the Apple III’s aesthetics, creating a cohesive and professional setup. Its adjustable tilt allowed users to position the screen for optimal viewing comfort, making it a versatile choice for users during that era.
Technical Characteristics
Accessory Devices
A3M0024
12-inch monochrome CRT display
Text: 80 columns x 24 rows, graphics: 560x192 pixels (monochrome)
Designed specifically for the Apple III computer but also compatible with Apple II systems via a video output card
Monochrome (green phosphor)
60 Hz (for NTSC version)
1 x Composite video input
Brightness control, contrast control
Internal power supply
Approximately 7.7 kg
Height: 305 mm, width: 295 mm, depth: 360 mm