On the big (flat) screen

Article Abstract:

Apple's Cinema Display generates an outstanding high-quality picture, exemplifying the best that the industry currently has to offer, but the product is expensive, costing about $4,000, and is available in limited quanities. Other drawbacks are that the Cinema Display works with a special card, which comes with it, and will not work with most video cards. Moreover, the Cinema Display is not being offered as a standalone product but must be purchased with a new G4 computer. Pricing for the bundle starts at $5,600. Three other displays are singled out for mention: the Silicon Graphics 1600SW; the miro Radius Artica; and the IBM T85D Flat Panel Monitor.

Electronic components, not elsewhere classified, Other Electronic Component Manufacturing, Liquid Crystal Displays, Apple Computer Inc., AAPL, Electronic components industry, Hardware multiproduct review, Flat panel displays, LCD display, Flat panel display, Apple Cinema Display (LCD display)

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Welcome home

Article Abstract:

Several interior designers' Web sites are examined on the theory that their sites should exemplify how places of reception are laid out and decorated. For example, Richard Pollack and Associates home page (www.rpaarch.com) opens with an animated graphic that shows an idea evolving from a sketch to a finished product. Other sites include Holton and Associates (www.holton.net); Smash Design (www.smashdesign.com); Mark Zeff Consulting Group (www.nystyle.com/markzeff); Metropolis magazine (www.metropolismag.com); and Mosser Design (www.mosserdesign.net).

Telecommunications systems, Design and construction, Company Web site/Web page, Web sites (World Wide Web), Company systems management, Information management, Web sites, Web site design, Interior design firms, Interior design services, Holton and Associates, Richard Pollack and Associates, Smash Design, Mark Zeff Consulting Group, Mosser Design

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Mitsubishi DiamondPro 2040u

Article Abstract:

Mitsubishi's $1,179 DiamondPro 2040u monitor is a good product but it fails to measure up to the standard of excellence established by the company's other offerings. The 2040u, like Mitsubishi's other DiamondPro displays, comes with a flat screen that enhances images by minimizing distortion and glare, but even so, the 2040u's sharpness and clarity will not be adequate for some who work with applications that demand precision with details.

Computer peripheral equipment, not elsewhere classified, Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing, Computer Display Monitors, Hardware single product review, Mitsubishi Corp., Video monitors, Over 21-inch color monitor, Color monitors, Computer monitors, Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2040u (Over 21-inch color monitor)

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