Screen problems w/ 20" iMac
I've been reading about the problems with screens on 20" iMacs. I was about
to buy one in May when I heard about this. I've googled and read up on it,
but still haven't heard about any statement by Apple. I certainly don't
want to buy a computer, especially one that expensive, with a screen
intensity variance of a full fstop top to bottom and that only represents
260,000 colors when it's advertised to show millions. I need to make a
decision soon. Anyone know anything more about this situation?
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Relevant Pages
- Re: eBook Ignoramus Authors
... I would NEVER try reading a book on it. ... Your own reasoning power, were it not defective, would ... Tap zones - three zones for next page, previous page, and options. ... but nevertheless when corrected have no trouble with reading screens. ...
(rec.arts.sf.written) - Re: eBook Ignoramus Authors
... or the powers of reason. ... In any case, that's less than 100 words, which is a few seconds of reading. ... the same physical size as the width of text in a hardback novel, ... with reading screens, particularly LCD type. ...
(rec.arts.sf.written) - Re: eBook Ignoramus Authors
... I would NEVER try reading a book on it. ... Your own reasoning power, were it not defective, would ... Tap zones - three zones for next page, previous page, and options. ... but nevertheless when corrected have no trouble with reading screens. ...
(rec.arts.sf.written) - Re: I want an electonic book viewer
... A small side bar about flexible screens. ... > bookworms might baulk at the thought of reading a novel on a screen, ... > Almost any device can be used to read an e-book. ... and is the first device to have a paper-like display. ...
(uk.comp.sys.mac) - Re: eBook Ignoramus Authors
... In any case, that's less than 100 words, which is a few seconds of reading. ... but nevertheless when corrected have no trouble with reading screens. ... permit as high a resolution as you like, allows both visual overlay and straight display, etc. There's a reason I chose that as A.J. Baker's preferred viewing method. ...
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