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SM147 (1991) Atari ST High Res Monochrome Monitor
« on: August 09, 2019, 10:09:38 PM »
Atari SM-147
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Atari SM147 ST High Res Monochrome Monitor for 520st/1040st/Mega St
Made by Quadrant Components for Atari Model QC-1438S

The Atari SM147 is a 14 "(paperwhite) monochrome monitor with a maximum resolution of 640x400 pixels.It was the first Atari monitor to have a flat screen, without a built-in speaker, manufactured by QUADRANT COMPONENTS INC in the US and was probably identical to their monitor of the type QC-14385th. In the trade, the SM147 came from the end of 1991 in small numbers.

http://krap.pl/mirrorz/atari/www.atari-computermuseum.de/pics/zubehoer/st_tt_falcon/sm147.JPG
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