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Macintosh Portrait Display

Macintosh Portrait Display

The Macintosh Portrait Display was introduced in early 1989. It was a portrait-oriented monitor that was designed to display a single page. There was a reason for this, as it was intended for the creation of text publications. It got a 15-inch diagonal and a resolution of 640 x 870 px and could display up to 256 shades of gray.

Technical Specifications

Performance date 7. March 1989
Dimensions 33,27 x 29,21 x 37,84 cm
Weight 15,9 kg
Display CRT Trinitron with 640 x 870 resolution
Connectivity DA 15

Display generation

1980 Apple Monitor III 1983 Apple Monitor II 1984 Apple IIc Flat Panel Display 1984 AppleColor Monitor 100 1986 AppleColor RGB Monitor 1987 AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Monitor 1989 Apple High-Resolution Monochrome Monitor 1989 Macintosh Two-Page Suitchrome Display 1989 Macintosh Portrait Display 1990 Macintosh 12" RGB Display 1990 Apple Macintosh 12" Monochrome Display 1992 Apple Performa Plus Display 1992 Apple Performa Display 1992 Apple Macintosh Color Display 1993 Apple Basic Color Monitor 1993 Apple AudioVision 14 Display 1993 Apple Color Plus 14" Display 1995 Apple Multiple Scan 14 Display 1995 Apple Multiple Scan 1705 Display 1995 AppleVision 1710 Display 1995 AppleVision 1710AV Display 1996 Apple Multiple Scan 15AV Display 1997 AppleVision 850AV Display 1997 AppleVision 850 Display 1997 AppleVision 750AV Display 1997 AppleVision 750 Display 1997 Apple Multiple Scan 720 Display 1997 Apple ColorSync 17" Display 1998 Apple Studio Display (LCD) 1998 Apple Studio Display (CRT) 1999 Apple CinemaDisplay 2002 Cinema HD Display 2008 LED Cinema Display 2011 Apple Thunderbolt Display 2019 Pro DisplayXDR 2021 Pro XDR 2026 display 2022 Studio Display

In 1989 Apple also introduced

Apple High-Resolution Monochrome Monitor Macintosh Two-Page Suitchrome Display Macintosh Portable Apple Keyboard II (M0487)

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