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majkom

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Hope for more than just one graphic input, that would solve all my problems mini and xbox on one display)... is that real?
 
I doubt there will be a 2013 cinema display.....but will be a new thunderbolt display based on new iMac .
 
It just got this monitor http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/monitors/LS27B970DS/ZA and side by side with TBD ( LG IPS panel ) it looks very similar, however better color because of built in calibration on Samsung ( PLS ). The TBD can get brighter but unless in very bright room should not be an issue. It's an excellent option especially if you need the inputs and don't want to loose the setup that regular monitor provide. As people argue in the macbook pro retina forums between the samsung/lg panels, on the large scale these two panel have similar traits to their smaller counter parts. Worth taking a look at.

Amazon link

http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-S27B9...ie=UTF8&qid=1355943265&sr=8-1&keywords=27B970
 
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TBD is bad choice for me, no chance to connect xbox


It is likely not in Apple's strategic plans to help out MS's Xbox. Maybe the much rumored Apple TVs (late 2012 or 2014?) will offer a solution.
 
It is likely not in Apple's strategic plans to help out MS's Xbox. Maybe the much rumored Apple TVs (late 2012 or 2014?) will offer a solution.

I believe that support for other then one and only apple computer is not supporting xbox. It is higly probable I wont choose apple display until I get more then one and only TB graphic input - so is that better for apple not to sell me display or to sell me display that will support for example xbox?
 
Apple has never offered a jack-of-all-connectors display (like Dell, Samsung, etc), and I can't imagine they'd start now.
 
I believe that support for other then one and only apple computer is not supporting xbox.

Actually, it's a lot more than one of Apple's computers that supports Thunderbolt- all of them (excluding Mac Pro) support Thunderbolt.
 
Actually, it's a lot more than one of Apple's computers that supports Thunderbolt- all of them (excluding Mac Pro) support Thunderbolt.

one and only - means simultaneously... all i want is just two connectors, not only one:) i know, impossible in apples world
 
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