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I got to see the 16x9 flat screen from Apple today. It is so cool! It has a DVI input but it is non-standard. If you want to use it with a PC you need to buy a special adapter. (their input has DVI, USB, and some other stuff combined.)
Also, if you read on the Silicon Image web site, they can pass audio and video over SDI.
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What Apple flatscreen are you talking about?
568.2mm, 598, 2xDSP5500, DSP5000C, 2xDSP33
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Working on the ultimate question
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The one that used to sale for $4,000. I believe it is now $2,500. It is a work of art. Sorry I don't know the model number.
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Mostly harmless
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This is probably the Apple Cinema Display, 1600 x 1200. I've been thinking of getting it, too, to replace my old Apple Studio Display which will become a monitor in the bathroom. Have to have a TV in the bathroom, right?
I don't have a Mac, though, and would need to use the DVI adapter. Where do you find that?
Chris Cooper
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yep- its the Apple Cinema Adaptor and it is fantastic. I really like Apple's industrial design - but unfortunately Im not running a Mac- too bad b/c I like a lot of what they do- but I can just do more with Windows (and windows works pretty darn good!)
- Jerry
Best regards, Jerry Main System: 861v6, DSP8000s in corners, DSP7000s Center and Sides, 1-9 humans.
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