http://emperor.tidbits.com/webx/tidbits-talk to my G4 along with an Apple 17" studio display, and its picture is
much sharper and brighter. I have an embarrassment of display real
estate riches with the two monitors side by side, but as a graphic
designer who must contend with several programs with arrays of
palates, all those pixels makes life much easier.

<http://db.tidbits.com/getbits.acgi?tbart=08202>

Also, we timed our purchases pretty well. We bought both monitors for
less than $400 at two different times. Running under Panther, I
haven't found any option that allows the use of the monitor at 90
degree mode, but I see little use for that anyway.

With this monitor on the market, only a fool would spend the hundreds
more for Apple's equivalent.

Randy Garbin


Creative Director

Serving the Restaurant Industry
State & Main Associates
87 East Butler Pike
Ambler, PA 19046
t: 215-619-2868
c: 215-370-7082
f: 267-200-0284
www.statemain.com
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