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Sandy Sandy McMurray is a long-time technology journalist whose work has appeared in Time, the Globe & Mail, the Toronto Sun, Report on Business, Profit, and other sources. Between 1995 - 2002, Sandy wrote a weekly column about technology for the Toronto Sun, and served as Technology Editor for five Sun Media newspapers. He has been publishing on the Web since 1996.
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June 28, 2004

Really Big Screens

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new super-sized Apple 30 inch displayApple introduced three all-new, redesigned Cinema Displays today at WWDC. Each display features built-in USB and FireWire ports in a new anodized aluminum enclosure that matches the G5 and PowerBook finish.

Apple has retired its proprietary ADC connectors in all three models, switching to the industry standard DVI connector. The 20-inch and 23-inch models, which are PC-compatible, will sell for $1,299 and $1,999 respectively.

The new 30-inch Cinema Display is a monster. It requires the two DVI video ports provided by a brand new customized NVIDIA video card . It also requires a second mortgage; the 30-inch model will sell for $3,299 (plus $599 for the video card).

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