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Halsey12

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Jan 1, 2006
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Is perfect, and beautiful. It puts my 17" Powerbook's screen to absolute shame. I went to my local Mac store to buy a MacBook Pro, but after seeing the Samsung paneled display model and it's lower third of warmness (yellow), I got scared and figured I'd just wait for the 17" to eventually get the LED screen and upgrade come Leopard. So a new monitor maybe will make my computer seem new enough for the time being.

I didn't notice much difference in brightness between the 17" and the 15" MacBook Pro's... and could only see a slight upgrade in smoothness on the LED model. They both looked great.

I got the 23incher home and was like "wow, it's so big!"... and not 10 minutes later I was thinking "maybe I should have gotten the bigger one..." Ha! I just really don't know how anyone would want to place a plastic nasty Dell in front of them and stare at it everyday if you could sit and stare at sleekly bent aluminum with such subtle and sexy lines. I feel lucky to have something so nice.
 
good for you. that's a nice screen to have

I've ordered the 30" ACD and hopefully it comes in tomorrow. Can't wait *drools*
 
Maybe the Dell users are smug in the knowledge they saved a few quid?! :rolleyes:

I'm waiting for 23" acd with led! :D
 
I'm glad you like your 23" :D I have one also, they're beautiful things and 'just the right size' for most tasks, more than big enough for the majority of computer users.

Mine's at home, I use a 30" ACD for work - again, beautiful and flawless.

Dell monitors can be incredibly cheap with the right deals, and I applaud them for the amount of screen real estate that can be had for so little money, but I know what I'd rather look at all day long :p
 
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