just got it yesterday, sans power supply, which will be a **** to find. This thing is very nice, in like new condition. the tilt and swivel stand is nice. it's built like a tank too, and HEAVY for an LCD. It's got 2 ADB inputs (there is an ADB lead at the end of the VGA cable), and RGB and S video inputs in a little mushy rubbery door (honestly, the way the monitor is built, I expected the door to be tough plastic on a hinge). It also has a speaker out port. I plan to hook my PS2 up to it, and see if I can find a splitter at rat shack for the set of speakers I have duct taped to the sides of my printer, so both my mac and my PS2 can share the audio.
one other nice thing about it is it looks to be VERY adjustable. I can lift it up by the handle in the back, it raises and lowers about 8 inches, the panel tilts every which way, and there are about a dozen buttons on the underside on the front to control it. It looks like I switch between the computer and my PS2 by pressing a dedicated button.
I know the revision A of this one, had the DE-15 port, and was translucent black, other than that, the revison A and B are the same, even sharing the same model number.
Then there was the bastard of the family: the Revison C/M7613. it was graphite, DVI input, "security ring", audio and video inputs and ADB eliminated for 2 USb ports behind the door, and from what I can see in the manual, only a power button, the rest is controled in software.
so, whatcha think of my haul? funny thing: the panel part (non bezel) is the same width as the old Dell ES-17 17" CRT's tube (not counting the bezel). odd. Oh, the extra space I freed up from the super deep CRT behind the LCD has already been discovered by my cat, but that is where the PS2 will go.
-digital
one other nice thing about it is it looks to be VERY adjustable. I can lift it up by the handle in the back, it raises and lowers about 8 inches, the panel tilts every which way, and there are about a dozen buttons on the underside on the front to control it. It looks like I switch between the computer and my PS2 by pressing a dedicated button.
I know the revision A of this one, had the DE-15 port, and was translucent black, other than that, the revison A and B are the same, even sharing the same model number.
Then there was the bastard of the family: the Revison C/M7613. it was graphite, DVI input, "security ring", audio and video inputs and ADB eliminated for 2 USb ports behind the door, and from what I can see in the manual, only a power button, the rest is controled in software.
so, whatcha think of my haul? funny thing: the panel part (non bezel) is the same width as the old Dell ES-17 17" CRT's tube (not counting the bezel). odd. Oh, the extra space I freed up from the super deep CRT behind the LCD has already been discovered by my cat, but that is where the PS2 will go.
-digital
With adapters luckily though, sorry to hear you didn't get one, it can be a real pain to track down adapters sometimes. Mine are the dark blue ones with the old-style Apple display port though (I presume you meant blue not black). Is yours one of the lighter coloured ones that came out with the B&W G3 to match its colours and VGA port then?
although I decided to keep both in the end), it's stuck in the lowest position. I don't adjust the other one; hopefully that will preserve it.
One of mine has a stuck pixel 
(though you don't really notice it unless the screensaver is on as it's a bright red dot near one corner on the black background)