If you use a laptop, especially for MacBook and want an IPS monitor, less expensive to suppost. Apple LED Cinema Display will help you. It designed specifically for use with its laptop line and matches all Mac products. Ensure that you will not be disappointed.
Apple LED Cinema Display 27 inch IPS monitor will show the specifications that you will be surprised
Apple LED Display comes with 27 inch LED backlit 2560 x 1440 pixels Resolution, 12 ms Response time, 16.7 million colors and 1000:1 Contrast ratio. The display use TFT active-matrix LCD with in-plane switching (IPS) screen type and 16:9 Aspect ratio. Like its competitors, this IPS display is 178° horizontal and 178° vertical Viewing angle.
The Apple LED Cinema Display 27 inch IPS monitor was designed for Mac notebooks and desktops
As already saying goes, It is compatible with Mac's products whether MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, Mac mini, and Mac Pro. The Apple LED Display 27 inch IPS Monitor comes has a glass front and it's very easy to clean. The body is made of the silver aluminum. The stand is a solid piece of silver aluminum same the body. You’ll notice that its appearance is similar to the most of Apple's desktops and notebooks now. You can adjust the tilt but there’s no option to adjust its height.
Moreover, Apple LED Cinema Display 27 inch IPS monitor includes the MagSafe connector that powers and charges any your Mac notebook. And, it makes you not waste time with screws and pins. Because, it’s pack a Mini DisplayPort to you as well.
You'll be able to surprise with iSight camera, microphone and 2.1 speaker systems. Apple LED Display 27 inch IPS Monitor will allow you to enjoy a social conversation or watching movies, listening to music, and your activities. OH! It has USB port too.
Apple LED Cinema Display 27 inch IPS Monitor is available now and price starts from $989.99at amazon.com. If you are interested, you can find more information by visiting store.apple.com/us.
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The good: The Apple Cinema Display's high resolution and screen coating gives it not only great performance in movies and games, but also in everyday tasks. The monitor works seamlessly when connected to a recent model MacBook, and provides a charging station and three USB ports. And it just looks really slick on a desktop.
The bad: Thanks to Apple's decision to only include a Mini DisplayPort connection, the LED Cinema Display can only be used with Macs from late 2008 and on. Also, the display lacks ergonomic features and more-granular customization options. Some users will not appreciate the overly reflective and glossy screen.
The bottom line: As a desktop display and USB extender, the 27-inch Apple Cinema Display works wonderfully; however, for $1,000, there are better monitors that offer more options, including PC and Mac compatibility.
Read the full review by visiting reviews.cnet.com/monitors
The company says its new display features a resolution of 2560 by 1440 pixels and 60 percent more screen real estate than its smaller 24-inch cousin. The design mirrors that of its predecessors, with a 16:9 edge-to-edge arsenic-free glass display on an aluminum stand, with an adjustable hinge to control the screen’s viewing angle. The display also uses the same IPS display technology found in the iMac and the iPad, to provide a 178 degree viewing angle.
Read the full review by visiting www.macworld.com
PROS:
Gorgeous display; beautiful design; works seamlessly with a Mac
CONS:
Difficult to use with Windows; expensive; limited connectivity options and physical adjustability
EDITORS' TAKE:
This huge LCD packs impressive performance and sky-high resolution into a beautifully designed, stunning screen. It's not without quirks, however, and Windows users (even in Boot Camp) will want to steer clear.
Read the full review by visiting computershopper.com
Final Words:
I think the more compact 27-inch form factor is the right package to deal with greater than 1080p resolutions. Thirty inch monitors are great if you need more than 1920 x 1200 on a single panel but they’re bulky and don’t have a particularly great pixel density. The 27-inch 16:9 panel in the new LED Cinema Display is a nice alternative.
Read the full review by visiting www.anandtech.com
Prior to October 14th of this year, Apple hadn't updated its Cinema Display line in years.Literally. There's no doubt that this refresh is entirely overdue, and we still hold that Apple should've taken the opportunity to refresh its now-archaic 20 and 30-inch counterparts. That entire aside, this writeup is about the new 24-incher, a LED-backlit beauty that doesn't mind being called glossy and is clearly partial to notebooks. The screen packs the same 1,920 x 1,200 resolution that was on the 23-incher it replaced, but ditches that DVI connector in favor of the newer, less widely adopted DisplayPort. So, is the newfangled screen worth $899? Read on to find out.
Read the full review by visiting www.engadget.com