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| Brand: | Apple |
| Item Height : | 41 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 47.1 centimetres |
| Screen Size: | 20 inches |
| Additional Specifications | |
| Wattage: | 65 watts |
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Product Features
- Adjustable Display: No
- Brightness in Candela/m²: 250
- Built-in TV Tuner: No
- CRT Type: without (LCD)
- Camera: No
- Contrast Ratio (X:1): unknown
- DVD Player / Recorder: No
- DVI Interface: Yes
- Display Digital/Analogue: Digital
- Dot Pitch in mm: 0.26
- Dot pitch in mm: .26
- Flat Screen (CRT): Not Applicable
- HD ready: No
- HDMI Interface: No
- High Brightness: Not Applicable
- Horizontal Frequency in KHz: unknown
- Horizontal Resolution in Pixel: 1680
- Integrated Camera: No
- Integrated Microphone: No
- Loudspeakers: No
- PC-Function: Yes
- Real Flat Screen (CRT): Not Applicable
- Reflection Angle: 170
- Resolution of height (pixels): 1050
- Resolution of width (pixels): 1680
- Response Time in ms: 16
- Screen Format: 16:10
- Screen Size in Inch: 20
- Screen Size in Inches: 20
- Screen Type: LCD-Display
- Signal Input: DVI-D
- Signal Input for LCD Monitors: DVI-D
- TV Tuner: No
- Touchscreen: No
- Tube Technology (CRT): Not Applicable
- Type: LCD Multichrome
- Type of MPR Radiation: MPR II
- Type of Monitor: LCD
- Type of TCO Radiation: TCO 03
- USB: Yes
- USB Interface: Yes
- Vertical Frequency in Hz: unknown
- Vertical Resolution in Pixel: 1050
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The 20-inch Apple Cinema Display is a truly professional display for the Power Mac or PowerBook that measures up to the most color-critical work. With its 1680 x 1050 pixel resolution, this flat-panel, LCD is an ideal alternative to bulky CRT displays.Its widescreen format makes this a perfect display for creative professionals. With room for viewing two full pages of graphics and text simultaneously, you can forget about wasting time scrolling through a document or toggling between windows. And you'll have plenty of room for tear-off menus, palettes, and toolbars.Offering accurate, brilliant color performance, the Cinema delivers up to 16.7 million colors across a wide gamut allowing you to see subtle nuances between colors from soft pastels to rich jewel tones. A wide viewing angle ensures uniform color from edge to edge. Apple's ColorSync technology allows you to create custom profiles to maintain consistent color onscreen and in print. The result: you can confidently use this display in all your color-critical applications.Housed in a new aluminum design, the display has a very thin bezel that enhances visual accuracy. The display features two FireWire 400 ports and two USB 2.0 ports, making attachment of desktop peripherals, such as iSight, iPod, digital and still cameras, hard drives, printers and scanners, even more accessible and convenient. Taking advantage of the much thinner and lighter footprint of an LCD, the new display supports the VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) mounting interface standard. Customers with the optional Cinema Display VESA Mount Adapter kit gain the flexibility to mount their display in locations most appropriate for their work environment.The Cinema features a single cable design with elegant breakout for the USB 2.0, FireWire 400 and a pure digital connection using the industry standard Digital Video Interface (DVI) interface. The DVI connection allows for a direct pure-digital connection to Apple's latest aluminum Power Mac and PowerBook systems, as well as to Windows-based desktops.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I feel extremely fortunate to have worked with these displays for the best part of my academic life. Just because Apple can refresh their product line up annually does, sadly, no longer mean that the product is any better. In the Cinema Display's case, this is far superior for any kind of graphics work than their latest glass + aluminum effort.
What I feel is wrong with Apple's current production ethos is that, in many cases, design comes first. So ok, it's a well known fact that Glass provides better colour saturation, but what good is it using this glass when the display panel isn't even sitting on top of it close enough? It has no depth at all, and so the sky rocketing production costs (due to helping nature) earn them more profit through silly prices. Well I'm not going down this alley.
This previous generation 20 inch Cinema Display is absolutely flawless. The display actually sits directly behind the anti-glare screen, meaning that you get stunning clarity and almost 'depth', where the images look 3D. 2 USB ports are provided, which is brilliant if you have any USB powered peripherals lying around and your Mac is sitting below (very handy for portable HDD's that don't get taken away regularly). Their are also 2 Firewire 400 ports - Yes, these have been superseded by 800, but speed isn't really my thing. Plus, my white MacBook has FW 400 anyway.
On the side of this display are power and brightness buttons - since the display has a USB cable which can be attached to your Mac, the Power button can also control sleep mode etc which is very nice.
Bear in mind that this display outputs through DVI, so if you're planning on using this with a current gen MacBook, you'll need the DVI to Mini DisplayPort adapter. Mac Pro's are fine because they have both DVI and Mini DP, while 2006-2008 MacBooks will have Mini DVI connections, meaning you'll need a DVI to Mini DVI adapter.
I think I've said enough... Theirs just no need to pay for the new Cinema Display.
What I feel is wrong with Apple's current production ethos is that, in many cases, design comes first. So ok, it's a well known fact that Glass provides better colour saturation, but what good is it using this glass when the display panel isn't even sitting on top of it close enough? It has no depth at all, and so the sky rocketing production costs (due to helping nature) earn them more profit through silly prices. Well I'm not going down this alley.
This previous generation 20 inch Cinema Display is absolutely flawless. The display actually sits directly behind the anti-glare screen, meaning that you get stunning clarity and almost 'depth', where the images look 3D. 2 USB ports are provided, which is brilliant if you have any USB powered peripherals lying around and your Mac is sitting below (very handy for portable HDD's that don't get taken away regularly). Their are also 2 Firewire 400 ports - Yes, these have been superseded by 800, but speed isn't really my thing. Plus, my white MacBook has FW 400 anyway.
On the side of this display are power and brightness buttons - since the display has a USB cable which can be attached to your Mac, the Power button can also control sleep mode etc which is very nice.
Bear in mind that this display outputs through DVI, so if you're planning on using this with a current gen MacBook, you'll need the DVI to Mini DisplayPort adapter. Mac Pro's are fine because they have both DVI and Mini DP, while 2006-2008 MacBooks will have Mini DVI connections, meaning you'll need a DVI to Mini DVI adapter.
I think I've said enough... Theirs just no need to pay for the new Cinema Display.
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