Just inherited a hand-me-down Cinema HD at work. I was using a smaller Cinema display previously and didn't notice any color discrepancies using the default color profiles. However, after using the ...

So I finally took delivery of my new G5 Dual 1.8Ghz and my 23inch Cinema HD display. Once I got it all hooked up the first thing I did was plunk in a DVD and to my surprise the image quality was not ...

Apple on Monday introduced a new 30-inch Apple Cinema HD display, a new flat panel screen that features 2560 x 1600 pixel resolution. Apple also introduced new 23-inch and 20-inch displays to replace ...

Apple have quietly discontinued the 23-inch Cinema HD Display, making room for the new 24-inch Cinema Display announced back in October. The 20-inch and 30-inch versions of the original are still ...

Apple has posted new drivers for a host of NVIDIA pre-installed and aftermarket graphics cards when used in conjunction with the HD Cinema Display, which allow the cards to facilitate the monitor's ...

Jaws dropped at the 2004 Worldwide Developers Conference when Steve Jobs unveiled the largest of Apple’s new line of Cinema Displays. With a native resolution of 2,560 by 1,600 pixels, the 30-inch ...

It's not often that a piece of technology, particularly one dealing with PCs, lasts six full years on the market. Amazingly, that's exactly how long Apple's 20" Cinema Display made it before receiving ...

Apple has released new PowerMac G5 models, with top-end models now carrying dual 2.7 GHz G5 processors (still using a liquid cooling system), and 16X dual-layer DVD SuperDrives standard on all models.

Of all the decisions Apple made with their most recent MacBook refresh, probably the most controversial has been its decision to use Mini DisplayPort as the sole video connector. The 24-inch LED ...

Sometimes on a Friday — or really any day of the week — we like to go back in time with an old-school cool Mac computer setup. That is, when we can find something on the retro side to feature. Luckily ...

The No. 1 complaint about Apple displays? They’re too expensive. People love them, but not everyone will pony up the cash to grab a $1,600 Studio Display or, heaven help us, a $5,000 Studio Display ...