List of displays

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Manufacturer	Model	Resolution	Type	Notes
Apple	Apple Color Plus 14	640×480	Shadow mask
Apple	AudioVision 14	640×480	Trinitron	This display is unique in the way that it was the only display to utilize the HDI-45 connector and have the capability of transferring video, video capture input, audio output, audio input, and Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) through the main connector.
Apple	Macintosh '12 RGB Display	512×384	Shadow mask	This display was typically bundled with Macintosh LC series Macs.
Eizo	L365	640×480 up to 1024×768 (native res.)	TFT flat panel	This display supports multiple resolutions for analog as well as digital input. It fits well as a replacement for CRT displays. In case you have a video connector cable for the Apple 15" CRT, keep it for use with a L365.