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Features
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How do you see your - computer? Every detail of your display makes a difference. No matter
- which Apple display you choose to accompany your new Mac, you’ll enjoy
- a quality experience designed especially for professionals who
- appreciate stunning visuals.
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Widescreen Gives You More Time -
Mac - OS X provides the stability you need to run multiple applications at
- the same time — and Apple displays offer you the space to navigate
- among them effortlessly. So you can spread dozens of images out on an
- Aperture light table. Or stretch out temporal data, such as timelines
- in Final Cut Pro or a Logic Pro music arrangement, as you work on a
- particular effect. And by keeping email and iChat windows always
- visible, you can collaborate with your colleagues every step of the way.
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Best Resolution for Images and Words -
The - quality of the pixels you see impacts how you use your computer. After
- years of experience, Apple engineers have discovered the ideal
- resolution to display both sharp text and high-resolution graphics.
- Other vendors may offer a larger monitor, but with less resolution, so
- you end up with fewer pixels. Or a smaller monitor with very high
- resolution may cause eyestrain and headaches. Apple Cinema Displays are
- optimized for images, yet they allow you to work easily with text in
- email, web browsers and word processors, as well as sophisticated type
- treatments in layouts.
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Responsive Feedback -
Pixel - response time provides a good measure of a display’s performance in
- media-critical applications, such as video, 3D and motion graphics, or
- even when you’re taking a break with a game. An Apple display provides
- fast pixel response across the entire spectrum from black and white to
- every shade of gray.
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Flat Out Winner -
Of - course, with an Apple Display, you gain all the benefits of LCD
- technology. Compared with a cathode ray tube (CRT), you’ll get about
- twice the brightness, sharpness and contrast — with flicker-free
- performance and the same full gamut of colors. Resistant to
- environmental factors (such as heat, humidity and electromagnetic
- fields) that affect the visual performance of CRTs, an LCD display is a
- better choice for color applications. And the thin form factor makes
- adjustments effortless and moving hassle-free.
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