IIRC it was only made in Blueberry, to match the B&W G3. However, you'll be pleased to know that it shipped with a standard VGA connector, which makes sense since the G3s had VGA ports.THAT'S THE ONE! Was it only made in B&W G-3 Blue? It'd only be a POS IF it's a freakin' CRT with a lump-onna-rope! Does it have an ACTUAL, real life, honest to goodness VGA port or the usual bogforsaken Apple connector . . . erm . . . umm . . . ditziness!
Later models were also colored Graphite, to match the first G4s.
Some of these suffer from flyback failure. If you are purchasing one, test it first for at least 3 minutes by connecting it to a VGA source. Any popping noises or sudden squeezes/zoom effects in the tube should disqualify the purchase. I wind up recycling 2 out of every 5 of these displays I get due to the flyback.