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Old 08-13-2006, 05:57 PM   #19
evoWalo
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They arent for you, most definatly.

These LCDs are part of their Pro-line. Pro being professionals who work on a Mac, make obsene amounts of money & dont mind to pay a bit more if it makes their lives easier and make their output a bit better. Creative pros arent generally known to be techies & their strengths lay in producing content.

What is your category for "best"? Tech specs? Awards? Conveniences?

Are BMWs the best cars in the world? RC & others may not agree with you.

I dont think the Cinema Dispalys are the "tech specs" best but I can appreciate where the premium goes too. For my personal application I'd still go for a Dell LCD. It has almost all the inputs I currently need without the price premium for conveniences I can live without & wont appreciate plugged into a PC.

Here's a link to a 2651" HDTV that costs $28 million. Does the hefty price tag warrant the screen size? Those who want to sit 550 feet away from it would appreciate it if they had the money.
Originally Posted by SFDMALEX

So big price = rich?


Im sorry but thats a fucked up way of thinking.


Lets say Im rich. Looking to purchase a screen. Does this mean I go and buy an Apple Cinema?

No. If Im rich Ill buy the best product.

The Apple Cinema display is not the best product. There are a lot of other higher spec displays out there.


So once again, what are you trying say?


What I implying with my topic is why is the big premium when its not the highest spec nor does it offer any significant features over the competition? I dont mind to pay to play, but why pay for no play?
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