Commodore 1701

Commodore 1701

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Overview

Brand

Commodore

Model

1701

Released

1983

Type

Computer monitor

Screen size

13″

Aspect ratio

4:3

ECID

EC3075

Speakers

Type

Mono

TV Systems

AV system

NTSC, PAL

Inputs

Rear

Composite
1×Composite (CVBS) (RCA (connector), audio shared w/ Y/C)

Y/C
2×S-Video (Y/C) (RCA (connector), Mono audio via RCA (connector))

Separate Y (luma) and C (chroma) inputs via individual RCA jacks.

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Documents

• Commodore 1701 User Manual
• Commodore 1701/1702 Service Manual
• Sams Computerfacts CMT7 - Commodore 1701 & Zenith ZVM-135

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The Commodore 1701 is a 13-inch color CRT monitor released by Commodore in 1983. Manufactured by JVC in Japan, it was designed as a high-quality display for the Commodore 64 computer, featuring both composite video and separated Y/C (S-Video) inputs for superior picture quality compared to television connections.

The 1701 was released alongside the nearly identical Commodore 1702, with minor differences in styling and features between the two models.

See Also

• Commodore 1702 - Companion model
• Commodore 1084 - Later model with RGB support
• Commodore 1084S - Stereo variant of the 1084