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Originally Posted by ellen feiss
The current ones uses anodized aluminum not cheap plastics. It's not white it's brushed metal. zee white ones have been discontinued as early as 2003.
It has been color calibrated from the factory.
it has 2 ieee1394a ports & 2 usb2.0 ports
A single cable extends from the back of the display and breaks out to connect DVI, USB 2.0, FireWire 400 and power. Eliminates cable clutter.
SWOP certified
DELL's 3007WFP 30-inch Wide-Screen Flat Panel LCD = $2199
30-inch Apple Cinema HD Display = $1999
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Actually the review I read it wasnt the Aluminium that was the problem, it was the acrylic side thingies, where the buttons are...apparently they cracked effortlesly.
The usb/firewire hubs are a nice feature but I personaly would rather have it seperate...Or rather none at all. I have 10 in my case. 8 at back and 2 at the front.
I do like apple cable managment thats nicely taken care of.
Toronto- I was refering to the colour white. Id much rather have one in black. Actually if I got one I think Id get it paited matt black. It would look killer.
Anyway price difference seems smaller now.
I just wanted to see if they had any "special" technology or features that justified the price difference.
BTW what panels are they using now?
The one i have in this LG is a 8ms IPS, 1:1400 16.8m colours 1680x1050 20.1"