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My new monitor
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Man, you could fit so many of your MacBook screens in there
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Congrats! Awesome that the MBPs have dual-link DVI.
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May I ask how the MBP handles with the 30" ACD attatched to it? I was seriously thinking of getting a 30" monitor (either ACD or the Dell) and connecting it to my MBP 15". Right now i'm just saving money, although i'm thinking ill make the purchase around december/january. Although i don't want to get a 30" if it's going to be too demanding on the MBP.
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"Amidst all the hype of modern design and computers, we have remained true by generating the majority of our designs by hand, viewing the computer as a tool and not letting it dictate our designs." - Ames Design.
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Originally Posted by Jason
May I ask how the MBP handles with the 30" ACD attatched to it? I was seriously thinking of getting a 30" monitor (either ACD or the Dell) and connecting it to my MBP 15". Right now i'm just saving money, although i'm thinking ill make the purchase around december/january. Although i don't want to get a 30" if it's going to be too demanding on the MBP.
I have not noticed any performance issues. In the picture, I was running both a dvd and a tv show from iTunes (Kyle XL). Display settings are 2560 X 1600 in Millions of colors.
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