Archive No. 266
Apple Monitor III
w/ anti-glare screen
Historical Context
The Apple Monitor III belongs to Apple’s early push into business computing around the Apple III, when the company was trying to offer a more complete and polished desktop setup rather than just a standalone computer. Its monochrome, business-oriented design makes it a nice reminder of the period before Apple became strongly identified with color graphics and the Macintosh visual experience, and it also had enough compatibility to be used with Apple II systems as well.
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Detailed Observations
The Story
This one has an intact mesh anti-glare screen. Removed and cleaned, as well as the CRT tube itself.
Restoration Log
Work Done
Every repair, recap, and restoration performed on this machine — documented as the work was completed.