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You like Apple 23″ or BenQ’s 24″?
Was thinking of getting 2 x 23″ Cinema displays or 2 x BenQ’s 24″ FP241W – any experience with cutting HDV on either? Which is recommended for true color, few if any pixel problems, reliability, good for video as well as Photoshop/web work?
Thanks for advice
KB
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Don’t know about the BenQ, but I have two Apple Cinema 23″ balanced, or set up with the Spyder2Pro and they are great and accurate, especially for high res printing.
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I don’t have a BenQ 24″ but I do have the T905 19″ display, so I don’t know if there’s a quality difference between the two models. What I can tell you though, is that after a while my eyes get tired looking at the BenQ display but they don’t with any of my Apple displays.
– Don
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Very helpful to know this about eye strain – if after 8-10 hours a monitor still looks good with little eye strain, it’s a good monitor!
Would love to hear from anyone who has experience with the BenQ 24″ as I’m trying to decide between the two – Apple 23″ or BenQ 24″…any color issues, dead pixel problems after a couple of months, etc…Thanks for replies.
K
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Hit Macworld and Maclife for reviews of displays. The market is much larger than just those two devices. We have lots of satisfied Dell and NEC users around here.
Personally, I only buy Apple displays for all of our graphics and video stations’ primary monitors. We’ve got 16 of them. Everyone around here uses old CRTs and erfurbed Dells for second displays.
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