Atari SC1224: Difference between revisions

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The Atari SC1224 is a 12-inch color CRT monitor released by Atari in 1985 as a companion display for the Atari ST series of computers. It uses a proprietary 13-pin DIN connector that carries RGB video and mono audio.

Variants

The SC1224 was manufactured by different OEMs depending on the production run, including JVC, Samsung, and Goldstar (LG). While functionally identical, internal components may vary between manufacturers.

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 The '''Atari SC1224''' is a 12-inch color CRT monitor released by Atari in 1985 as a companion display for the Atari ST series of computers. It uses a proprietary 13-pin DIN connector that carries RGB video and mono audio.