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Mac Lover
Apple Cinema Displays - good buy ba?
Hi muggers,
I would like to hear it from those who are lucky enough to have 20" or 23" Cinema Displays on their desks.. what I would like to know is if it's practical half-half solution in lieu of a 17" LCD from the Taiwanese manufacturers (for computing) and one of those 40" Plasma TV's from Pioneer or Sony (for home theatre)?
Thanks.
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Mac Lover
Hi Derrick, how's everything? Well, just setting up a dual-use monitor for both DVD viewing with the kids and for working at home. I was hoping that I need not need to get an ACD AND a 40" plasma separately for work and play. Pero looking at your setup, it looks like one for each function.
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hypersomniac
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Mac Fanatic
Originally posted by jerrytieng
I was hoping that I need not need to get an ACD AND a 40" plasma separately for work and play. Pero looking at your setup, it looks like one for each function.
Nothing beats a good home theater set-up. But on days you have to work & play, ACD does the job..........minus the popcorn, chips, dips, colas......he he he:beer::beer::beer:
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Lakisalayaw1970
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Notice the Genie effect on a dual monitor set-up. I use the left monitor sometimes for the x86 Peecee game/Mandrake Linux box. The monitor on the right is a Formac 17". I posted the desktop in the gallery (dual 17" off Nvidia card).
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Lakisalayaw1970
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This setup works great for me, I web surf on the left and do imaging on the right (Formac). Dual 17" is a lot of real estate for movie editing, photoshop, office aps, html coding, and internet.
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Mac Freak
its a good buy!
I've ordered 2 units for our G5's at the office for Photoshop editing/retouching.
Its even easier to calibrate even without the gadgets. (using MATAmeter...hehehehe...) :laugh:
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Mac Lover
Why not try the BENQ 32 In LCD TV . I've heard from a freind that its good, the specs are quite competitive, the price is not bad either for its size. It's only around S$2400 (P72K+) here in Singapore. Maybe meron na din dyan sa atin.
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Apple Genius
In lieu of the ACD, I opted for the Dell 2005FPW.
It's the same LCD panel as Apple. It's also a lot cheaper (at least $200), supports portrait (swivel) mode and allows for multiple inputs (not just DVI) like S-Video, Composite, and standard VGA).
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