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can i use this screen with my rev. c powerbook ???
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http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...174&depa=1
pecifications:
Panel Type: TFT Active Matrix LCD
Native Resolution: 1024x768
Pixel Pitch: 0.297 mm
Brightness: 250 cd/m2
Contrast Ratio: 450:1
Response Time: 16 ms
View Angle: 140° / 110° (Horizontal / Vertical)
Input Connectors: 15-Pin D-sub
Features: Built-in power supply, MagicTuneTM, MagicBrightTM, narrow bezel
Dimensions & Weight: 13.3" x 13.3" x 6.9" (W x H x D), 6.8 lbs
Manufacturer Warranty & Phone No.: 3 years Parts/Labor/Backlight warranty / 800-726-7864
Dead Pixels Policy: Replacement or Refund for 8 or more DEAD PIXELS ONLY!
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bump...please i want to order this but i want to make sure i can take advantage of the dual screens with this lcd and the connectors provided by apple/
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yeah should work. just use the apple monitor connector
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It uses VGA, so your image quality will not be neat as good as a DVI monitor.
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Originally posted by mrgaskell:
It uses VGA, so your image quality will not be neat as good as a DVI monitor.
On a 15" display, you would be hard-pressed to find any difference.
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Definetly get a 17" the resolution on a 15" sux compared to a 17" and you'll regret not getting a 17" DVI later on I guarantee it.
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Originally posted by iREZ:
Definetly get a 17" the resolution on a 15" sux compared to a 17" and you'll regret not getting a 17" DVI later on I guarantee it.
could you support this statement?
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Originally posted by V12:
could you support this statement?
Most 15" LCD's only go to a resolution of 1024x768. Most 17" LCD's can do a resolution of 1280x1024.
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