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Pros: Relatively Inexpensive at the 20 inch LCD mark. Sleek form-factor, made of durable aluminum. Simplistic.

Cons: Sacrifice some features for form-factor.

The Bottom Line: The bottom line is that is even though it has a weak backlight, and more mac-oriented than PC oriented, ACDisplay can prove its worthiness within the first few days.

Review: Introduction: When we look at LCD displays, we no longer look only at the screen's clarity. We also look at the back. Many of us has ventured out to our local Best Buy, Feature Store, and saw many displays. Sure they were great looking ...

Pros: DVI Connector Beautiful design Crisp picture USB/Firewire Connectors

Cons: Price Break-out box for power cable

The Bottom Line: Greatly improved Apple Cinema LCD to compliment your matching new G5.

Review: I recently purchased a G5 system, and being new to Mac's I ordered an accompanying Cinema 20" lcd to see what all the hype was about. I had to opportunity to compare both this current silver model lcd and the older clear plastic version which it ...

Pros: Awesome display, Extremely cheap

Cons: NOTHING

Review: There are a few amount of controls because you shouldn't need them. If you buy this quality monitor (very good price) you should NEVER use VGA as it is an analog signal. Use DVI because it is digital and needs only brightness ...

Pros: Drop-dead gorgeous image quality in a beautiful package; 16:9 aspect ratio

Cons: USB hub didn't work with my PC; awkward location for hubs; almost no controls

The Bottom Line: If image quality is top priority, this is the best LCD monitor available today. However, it has few controls and its USB hub would not work with my PC.

Review: This one was unexpected. A friend loaned me an Apple 20-inch Cinema Display widescreen monitor to get my opinions regarding its image quality. After just one night with the monitor, I gave him my verdict: gorgeous. However, there’s more to it than ...

Pros: Gorgeous design, near-zero footprint, beautiful cable management, nice picture

Cons: Not many adjustments, only one video input, expensive

The Bottom Line: A beautifully designed monitor with a nice image that keeps your desk open and leaves no cable clutter, but it is as expensive as it looks.

Review: When the 20" Apple Cinema Display was first released, it's price was actually quite reasonable for a monitor of that size. Now that 20" widescreens are common, it's rather pricey in comparison to its competition. Though it may not be worth the cost to ...