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JoanneR
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I am a recent switcher buying a Mac Pro shortly to replace, well work alongside, my Windows XP computer. I currently have a old 15 inch monitor on my XP machine that I'll be replacing. I want to replace this with a new monitor and most of all since I'll use it with both my XP and my Mac Pro I want one that has dual dvi or a dvi and vga input.
What is new to me though is it seems for Macs all the monitors Apple sells are Widescreen. This isn't something I saw with PC's but how important is it? I have looked at 3rd party monitors and see some that are widescreen, some that aren't. I have no problem with going with widescreen even if it costs more considering it is something that there's an advantage to.
The question, should I go with a Apple monitor or is there a 3rd party monitor that stands out as a good monitor and most of all that is cheaper? Seems a lot of the others are cheaper than Apple.
What is new to me though is it seems for Macs all the monitors Apple sells are Widescreen. This isn't something I saw with PC's but how important is it? I have looked at 3rd party monitors and see some that are widescreen, some that aren't. I have no problem with going with widescreen even if it costs more considering it is something that there's an advantage to.
The question, should I go with a Apple monitor or is there a 3rd party monitor that stands out as a good monitor and most of all that is cheaper? Seems a lot of the others are cheaper than Apple.