Apple Announces Cinema Display to Complement New MacBooks
Together at last.
Apple has announced an $899, 24-inch display that will launch in November built just for the new laptops. The LED-backlit display will only include a hardwired Mini DisplayPort cable, versus DVI or other connectors. Apple doesn't plan to offer an adapter, but the company says that third-parties could make a bridge for other laptops and the MacPro.
The 1,900 x 1,200-pixel Cinema display will also include a MagSafe cable to power a laptop, plus a USB 2.0 cable to route devices through its three-port hub. Built-in stereo speakers, a microphone, and iSight camera will round out its features.
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October 14, 2008 at 7:27pm
I am a bit unhappy to see that Apple is doing away with matte screens.
I own a aluminum iMac, and I had to weigh the following situation:
Suffer on a four-year old iBook G4 while saving for another year to afford a Mac Pro, or buy an aluminum iMac now.
I chose the latter, and I am pretty happy with my decision, even though I despise glossy screens with a passion. My desk is in the finished half of my basement, and even at that location in my house, I can often see myself in the screen [due to the white walls and subtle amounts of sunlight coming in through the windows, sometimes even the TV that someone is watching behind me].
I literally stared at myself in disbelief while watching the keynote... [lame pun]
I've found that glossy screens just make it harder to work with images/video that has darker/black content in them.
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