A decent screen (20" +)

[lolwut]

Hai,
Am after a decent screen for my Mac mini. My current one has a warped stand and wobbles.
I want something over 19", I was thinking something like a 22" which won't seriously break the bank.
If you can, post links to decent screens at (half-)decent prices and I'll have a look.

(Don't bother with the crappy ones like Mikomi or Nikkai or any of them because they don't last and always turn out to be crappy :P)

[GommeInc]

I find Staples are good for monitors, especially with the 10% off you get with the Staples card :) You can get one when you pay for it and they usually take the 10% off after you've done it and paid.

My brother got an Acer 22" which Staples are now selling for... £149.99. The 24" version is £249.99. I have the 19" one and they are very good monitors :) But best look around on ebuyer for deals first :P

[Chipmunk]

I have a 7"

[N!ck]

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/149336
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/132115
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/145055

[Recursion]

Be carefull, Mac Minis can only go upto 22" or something.

[xxMATTGxx]

I would look at Dell Monitors, they seem to be good. Especially the widescreen ones.


Be carefull, Mac Minis can only go upto 22" or something.


Maximum is 24", I believe.


Maximum of 1920x1200 aka Full HD, aka 24" widescreen

Quoted from the thread I made on macrumors asking :P

[Hayd93]

DVI video output to support digital resolutions up to 1920 by 1200 pixels; supports 20-inch Apple Cinema Display and 23-inch Apple Cinema HD Display; supports coherent digital displays up to 154MHz; supports noncoherent digital displays up to 135MHz

[lolwut]

I'm now very confused.
Can someone tell me what the max. screen size (inches) a 1.83Ghz Mac mini can take?
Also, what can the MacBook White take? I'm getting one of them and trading my Mini in for Xmas.

Cheers for those links N!ck, will probably go for the LG one. :P

I was thinking about getting a 24" Apple LED Display, but I think they only work on the new MacBook/Pro family? Can anyone confirm? Also, when compared to non-Apple 24" displays, they're about 4-5x more expensive...

[Earthquake]

Best one I can come up with, http://www.ebuyer.com/product/131929

Good luck though :)

[Technologic]

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/149336

good price and fairly decent

[scottish]

Best one I can come up with, http://www.ebuyer.com/product/131929

Good luck though :)

You're a great help


Extra Value 17" TFT Monitor


A decent screen (20" +)

[xxMATTGxx]

I'm now very confused.
Can someone tell me what the max. screen size (inches) a 1.83Ghz Mac mini can take?
Also, what can the MacBook White take? I'm getting one of them and trading my Mini in for Xmas.

Cheers for those links N!ck, will probably go for the LG one. :P

I was thinking about getting a 24" Apple LED Display, but I think they only work on the new MacBook/Pro family? Can anyone confirm? Also, when compared to non-Apple 24" displays, they're about 4-5x more expensive...


Maximum of 1920x1200 aka Full HD, aka 24" wide-screen

[Hayd93]

I'm now very confused.
Can someone tell me what the max. screen size (inches) a 1.83Ghz Mac mini can take?
Also, what can the MacBook White take? I'm getting one of them and trading my Mini in for Xmas.

Cheers for those links N!ck, will probably go for the LG one. :P

I was thinking about getting a 24" Apple LED Display, but I think they only work on the new MacBook/Pro family? Can anyone confirm? Also, when compared to non-Apple 24" displays, they're about 4-5x more expensive...
Dont get a apple screen if i am honnest they suck response rate is terrible. And new ones only work on the new mb/mpb.

It can deffo support a 23 as apple offer it as a option when you buy the macbook


The largest monitor Apple makes with the resolution supported by the MacBook is the 23" Apple Cinema Display.

You could in theory run a 1 kilometre display if it had the same resolution.

The Apple 23" Cinema Display HD and Dell's 24" 2407 have the same 1920x1200 resolution.

[Kevin]

I had the 22" LG Monitor in Silver listed on ebuyers website
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/149336

It's currently being replaced as it was making noises, i suppose it's just my experence but biggest pain in the arse going..

[timROGERS]

Maximum of 1920x1200 aka Full HD, aka 24" wide-screen

1920x1200 isn't full HD :( 1920x1080 is full HD :P

[N!ck]

1920x1200 isn't full HD :( 1920x1080 is full HD :P

1920 x 1200 is full HD as it is at or above 1920 x 1080 in both horizontal abnd vertikle pixels :P.