Apple Cinema HD Display Monitor

Apple Cinema HD Display is a 23-inch (viewable) TFT active-matrix liquid crystal display that supports an astonishing 1920-by-1200-pixel resolution. The word "huge" doesn't begin to cover it. Attach the new Apple Cinema HD Display to your Power Mac G4, and you're looking at over 2.3 million digital pixels - more than enough to display high-definition content in its native format, with acres of screen real estate to spare (and yet it takes up very little space on your desk, thanks to its small footprint). Its widescreen format and high resolution make the Apple Cinema HD Display the must-have display for creative professionals. Forget about wasting time scrolling through documents or toggling between windows. Now you can have ample room for viewing two full pages of text and graphics side by side, with lots of room for tear-off menus, palettes and toolbars, too.

Video and digital images are stunning. The 16.7 million colors are vivid and true-to-life, and text is sharp and a joy to read. What's more, a wide viewing angle ensures uniform color from edge to edge, and Apple's ColorSync technology enables you to create custom profiles to maintain consistent color onscreen and in print. You can confidently use this eye-popping display in your color-critical applications. And when you do, you may find yourself wondering how you ever got along without it. Because whether you're a digital video pro using Final Cut Pro on a Power Mac G4 to edit and author video content in HD resolution or a graphic designer pushing the state of the art beyond its known limits, this is the display for you.

The Apple Cinema HD Display gives you flicker-free images with twice the brightness, twice the sharpness, and twice the contrast ratio of the typical CRT display. And unlike other flat panel displays, it's designed with a pure digital interface to deliver distortion-free images that never need adjusting. The Apple Cinema HD Display is just the ticket for 3D modeling, and for graphics-intensive visualization tasks on the outer reaches of science and engineering. And the Apple Cinema HD Display is a great research partner in yet another sense as well: it emits near-zero electromagnetic output, minimizing the kind of interference with sensitive scientific equipment that can skew readings or results.