Apple Studio Display 15 - Flat panel display - TFT - 15" - 1024 x 768 - 230 cd/m2 - 300:1 - metallic silver

Customer Reviews:

Superior Product [Posted on 2001-09-11]
I purchased this monitor along with my new G4, and I have to say that I am pleased. If you can't afford the 17", the 15" works just as well. It's wider than I expected it to be. The picture is crisp and clear, without the jiggle I have seen with other brands. You can adjust the brightness by going into the Control Panel of your system software. I haven't tried it out with OS X, yet. But it works great with OS 9. Recommended.

Superior Product [Posted on 2001-09-11]
I purchased this monitor along with my new G4, and I have to say that I am pleased. If you can't afford the 17", the 15" works just as well. It's wider than I expected it to be. The picture is crisp and clear, without the jiggle I have seen with other brands. You can adjust the brightness by going into the Control Panel of your system software. I haven't tried it out with OS X, yet. But it works great with OS 9. Recommended.

Amazing display quality [Posted on 2001-12-05]
This moniter has almost the best quality that I have seen in the flat panel display category. You can look at it from a fairly steep angle and it doesn't smuge blur, or otherwise mess up the image of what's on the screen. Overall a great product

Beautiful, but power switch problems [Posted on 2001-12-13]
Apple's flat panels are truly works of art. The picture and contrast are excellent; however, when I use it in a 90 degree room (most of the summer), the power switch constantly activates itself. This used to put the computer to sleep while I was using it, but now I can disable the sleep feature in the Energy Saver control panel. Note: I bought this almost a year ago, so Apple may have corrected the problem.

Brilliant clarity and color [Posted on 2002-05-05]
The image clarity and color definition on this monitor are simply fantastic, and the refresh rate is high enough to display fast action videogames with ease.

My only regret is its low resolution (1024x768) which makes it difficult to work with modern OSX applications and pallette-hungry programs such as Adobe's Photoshop 7.

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