LED Cinema Display (24-inch)

2008 · iPhone era Displays

Introduced

2008

Original price

$ 899

Original OS

Mac OS X 10.5

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Mac era

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iPod era

iPhone era

Silicon

Memory & graphics

Display24-inch glossy LED-backlit TFT active-matrix LCD

Resolutions1920x1200 (native); 1280x800; 1024x640

Display connectionMini DisplayPort

Video outMini DisplayPort

Storage

StorageN/A

Connectivity

USBThree self-powered USB 2.0 ports

Audio inBuilt-in microphone

Audio outBuilt-in 2.1 speaker system

MagSafeMagSafe (1) connector for notebook charging

Software

Original OSMac OS X 10.5

Included peripheralsSingle cable with three connectors (Mini DisplayPort, MagSafe, USB 2.0); AC power cord

Power

Weight21 lbs (9.5 kg)

Dimensions18.84 x 22.57 x 7.76 in

Max power85W (via MagSafe)

Power consumption212W

Energy StarEnergy Star compliant

Identifiers

Model IDLED Cinema Display

Model N°A1267

EMC2263

Order N°MB382LL/A

Lifecycle

Introduced2008

Discontinued2010

History

On October 14, 2008, the 23-inch Cinema Display was replaced by a 24-inch model made of aluminum and glass, characterized by an appearance similar to the latest designs of iMac, MacBook Pro and MacBook unibody. The display is equipped with an integrated iSight camera, a microphone and a stereo audio system. A MagSafe cable extends from the back of the display for recharging notebooks. This is the first Cinema Display to use LED backlighting and Mini DisplayPort for video input. This display is officially compatible only with Macs equipped with the Mini DisplayPort connector. To use this display with older Macs, it is necessary to use a third-party converter.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Cinema_Display · Wikipedia

Trivia

• In 2008, Apple replaced the 23-inch Cinema Display with a 24-inch model made of aluminum and glass, inspired by the design of the new iMac and MacBook models of that era. • This monitor was the first Cinema Display to integrate an iSight camera, a microphone, and a stereo audio system, transforming it into a true multifunctional workstation. • The revolutionary display used LED backlighting and Mini DisplayPort for the first time, but was compatible only with Mac computers equipped with this connection, requiring adapters for previous models.

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