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sab150

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cant find any info on this.. any people have experience using this display for graphic/web design?

opinions?
 
Unless the glossy screen is an issue for you, the monitor should be great for your needs. It has nice viewing angles because of the S-IPS panel.
 
Unless the glossy screen is an issue for you, the monitor should be great for your needs. It has nice viewing angles because of the S-IPS panel.

thanks for the reply, the panel looked great in store and the gloss may be an issue.. im buying later today so anyone else have an opinion on this before i buy??
 
thanks for the reply, the panel looked great in store and the gloss may be an issue.. im buying later today so anyone else have an opinion on this before i buy??

14 day return period...
Buy it, try it, return it (if required) :D
 
s-ips panels are basically the best lcd panel available. They are perfect for graphic design as they offer the best colour reproduction. Go for it if you can afford it.
 
You'll love it. I attend SCAD for graphic design and always used the schools Mac labs with their ACD. However, now that I have an Acer cause I can't afford a ACD I can work in my dorm.

I'm not a professional anyways.
 
s-ips panels are basically the best lcd panel available. They are perfect for graphic design as they offer the best colour reproduction. Go for it if you can afford it.

brilliant, planning on teaming this up with a 13" high end macbook pro.. will this be okay for graphic work for the next couple of years??
 
You'll love it. I attend SCAD for graphic design and always used the schools Mac labs with their ACD. However, now that I have an Acer cause I can't afford a ACD I can work in my dorm.

I'm not a professional anyways.

brilliant.. and how do you find the cinema displays? are you using the gloss 24" ones or the older "matte" versions?

thanks
 
brilliant.. and how do you find the cinema displays? are you using the gloss 24" ones or the older "matte" versions?

thanks
Uh, if you read my post I said I have an Acer. LOL, ACD for me is a dream, I dont have a spare $599.

The school uses the older 20" I think to save space cause they have a LOT of Mac Pros. I think they're matte, cause with the lights above us I dont see the reflections.

http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/shop_mac/mac_accessories/displays?mco=NjEyNzEzMQ
 
Dell monitors offer the best value for money, and are good quality with lots of connections. The apple monitors are good, albeit being over priced and not offering the connections the Dell can
 
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