And actually, it would be a whole lot more lopsided if CNET hadn't given Dell the edge because it provided antialiasing while the Apple monitor did not. Mac readers are going, "Huh?" Why should a monitor provide antialiasing? That's the job of the OS, isn't it? Well, when you're using Windows, it's not, apparently. Still, glad to see the Cinema Display showing it's "true colors" to the CNET reviewers.
CNET prizefight: Apple 30-inch LCD Bests Dell’s
Published March 27th, 2006
CNET Declares Apple the Winner in a "Prizefight" of the 30-inch LCD's
And actually, it would be a whole lot more lopsided if CNET hadn't given Dell the edge because it provided antialiasing while the Apple monitor did not. Mac readers are going, "Huh?" Why should a monitor provide antialiasing? That's the job of the OS, isn't it? Well, when you're using Windows, it's not, apparently. Still, glad to see the Cinema Display showing it's "true colors" to the CNET reviewers.
And actually, it would be a whole lot more lopsided if CNET hadn't given Dell the edge because it provided antialiasing while the Apple monitor did not. Mac readers are going, "Huh?" Why should a monitor provide antialiasing? That's the job of the OS, isn't it? Well, when you're using Windows, it's not, apparently. Still, glad to see the Cinema Display showing it's "true colors" to the CNET reviewers.
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