Look here for the specs on the display. Remember - LCDs don't have "refresh rates" per se - that's why Apple didn't publish one. If you compare those specs with the ones for the "regular" displays (found here), you'll notice that the displays in the iMac G5 aren't as good as the Cinema displays (lower brightness and contrast ratio). For some strange reason, Apple publishes pixel response time for the Cinema Displays but not for the iMac G5.Falcon500 said:Does anyone know the refresh rates and contrast ratio for the G5 iMac? I don't suppose that the 20 inch model uses the same screen as the 20 inch Cinema Display?
Abstract said:What are the specs on the LCDs of the Powerbooks? I've always wondered.
Just checked the old Apple display page on The Wayback Machine, and Apple didn't post the pixel response times for their old displays, unfortunately.Elan0204 said:Me too. This is something that has always bothered me. I've looked, but have never been able to find any specs for the PowerBook/iBook screens other than resolution. Everything else I've read is people's qualitative descriptions, but no hard numbers.
I would also like to know that response time on the iMac G5 20" screen if anyone can find the spec from the old cinema display.
wrldwzrd89 said:Just checked the old Apple display page on The Wayback Machine, and Apple didn't post the pixel response times for their old displays, unfortunately.