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  1. 04-14-2011 06:03 AM #16
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    The U2410 has a 10-bit interface (which needs a 10-bit graphics card to utilise - it is backwards compatible) and a 12-bit LUT. You can limit the gamut to sRGB if you wish. We have a couple among all the Apple screens in our art department, and everyone likes them for the good quality/price ratio.

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    Wow. Sorry I was thinking about its baby brother the U2310 which I have at work. The U2410 looks stunning on paper for the price!
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  4. 04-18-2011 08:50 PM #18
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    Thanks again Helen, I plan to look at that one as well.
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    Apple Tunderbolt connected to Macbook pro, amazing monitor. Resolution 2560 1440, very accuracy color rendition.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mpaganuc View Post
    Apple Tunderbolt connected to Macbook pro, amazing monitor. Resolution 2560 1440, very accuracy color rendition.
    +1 I love my Thunderbolt monitor
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    I think after 8 months if the OP was going to buy a new monitor he would have done so by now.
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    Also voting for Dell U2410 and its older cousin 2407WFP which some retailers still carry (I personally like 2407 better). Last time I looked into it, folks suggested to get the ones made in Mexico as there were issues reported with these monitors coming from elsewhere.
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    I think, that the best monitor with resolution is iMac. But its not just "monitor"
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