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Apple LED Cinema Display (24" flat panel)

With the 24-inch Apple LED Cinema Display, you can turn your new MacBook into a desktop in three easy connections. The universal MagSafe connector charges your notebook. A new Mini DisplayPort connector makes attaching an external display even easier and faster than before. And a USB connector provides access to three USB 2.0 ports. There's also a built-in iSight camera, microphone, and speaker system that provide a true desktop experience. Made of aluminum and glass, the LED Cinema Display is the perfect companion for the new MacBook family. And it’s now compatible with Mac desktop computers that have a Mini DisplayPort: Mac Pro, Mac mini, and iMac.

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Overview

Stunning is an understatement.

Made for the new Macbook family

Made for the new MacBook family.

The LED Cinema Display is the first display designed specifically for the MacBook. Three easy connections allow you to extend your desktop, charge your MacBook and access a world of USB peripherals.

Connect via Mini DisplayPort

Connect via Mini DisplayPort.

The LED Cinema Display attaches to your new MacBook, MacBook Pro, or MacBook Air using the new industry-standard Mini DisplayPort connector. Other display connectors have you lining up pins or fumbling with screws. But the Mini DisplayPort connector is easy in, easy out. Now you can also attach your LED Cinema Display to Mac desktop computers that have a Mini DisplayPort: Mac Pro, Mac mini, and iMac.

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Extend your desktop.

Connect the LED Cinema Display to your new computer, and it's like upgrading your screen to first class. The 24-inch LED-backlit widescreen display adds 1920 by 1200 pixels to your workspace, giving your work more room to impress. And its glossy finish makes graphics, photos, and video appear in rich colors and deep blacks.

The LED advantage.

The LED advantage.

LEDs are solid-state light sources that are an ideal complement to digital LCDs. They light up very quickly, which means you experience full screen brightness the moment you connect your LED Cinema Display to your system. And LEDs are completely mercury-free.

MagSafe connector.

MagSafe connector.

The LED Cinema Display is the perfect companion for your new MacBook, because it includes a convenient universal MagSafe connector that powers and charges your MacBook when you're back at your home, office, or dorm. You can leave your MacBook power adapter right in your bag, ready to hit the road.

Built-in conveniences.

Built-in conveniences.

With a built-in iSight camera, microphone, speaker system, and USB hub, the LED Cinema Display keeps your desktop clutter-free. Have video conferences with your MacBook closed. Listen to music without headphones. And leave your USB peripherals connected to the display for quick get-up-and-go productivity. You can also connect it to your Mini DisplayPort-enabled Mac Pro or Mac mini to instantly enjoy these convenient video and audio features.

Green Design.

Green design.

The LED Cinema Display, like the latest-generation iPod, iPhone, and Mac computers, features mercury-free LED backlight technology and arsenic-free glass. The display is also free of BFRs and PVCs in all internal cables and components. In addition, the glass and aluminum construction make the display highly recyclable, so its raw materials can be used in other types of products. It receives a Gold rating from the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT).

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What's in the Box

  • LED Cinema Display
  • AC power cord
  • Cleaning cloth
  • Printed documentation

System Requirements

  • Compatible with Mac computers with a Mini DisplayPort, including MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac Pro, Mac mini, and iMac

Technical Specifications

  • Screen size: 24 inches (diagonal viewable)
  • Screen type: TFT active-matrix LCD
  • Resolution: 1920 by 1200 pixels
  • Colors: 16.7 million
  • Viewing angle: 178° horizontal; 178° vertical
  • Brightness: 330 cd/m2
  • Contrast ratio: 1000:1

Connectors

  • Mini DisplayPort
  • Universal MagSafe
  • USB 2.0

Ports

  • Three powered USB 2.0 ports
  • Kensington security slot

Camera and microphone

  • Built-in iSight with mic

Speakers

  • Built-in 2.1 speaker system

Electrical Requirements:

  • Meets ENERGY STAR requirements
  • Input voltage: 100V to 240V AC 50-60Hz
  • Maximum power: 212W (Apple LED Cinema Display while charging MacBook Pro)
  • Energy saver mode: 1W or less

Environmental Requirements:

  • Operating temperature: 50° to 95° F (10° to 35° C)
  • Storage temperature: -4° to 116° F (-20° to 47° C)
  • Operating humidity: 20% to 80% non-condensing
  • Maximum operating altitude: 10,000 feet

Size and Weight:

  • Height: 18.84 inches (47.84 cm)
  • Width: 22.57 inches (57.32 cm)
  • Depth: 7.76 inches (19.71 cm)
  • Weight: 21 pounds (9.5 kg)

VESA Compatibility

  • Compatible with VESA Mount Adapter Kit (sold separately)
 
 

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3.5

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  • Apple LED Cinema Display (24" flat panel)

    4.0

    Wonderful Display (if you can get over the limited compatibility)

    Written by AJ from Wasaga Beach

    15/02/2009

    It took several visits to the Apple store to get comfortable with the idea of making this purchase. To drop a cool grand on a display that can only be connected at this point (Feb 09) to the new Mac Books is a difficult notion to get ones head around. There are several other excellent options out there, the Dell 2408wfp was also on my list. The Dell has more connection options than you could possibly make use of, has very good image quality, an integrated card reader, several USB ports and so on. The Dell is also at least $300 cheaper. The Apple LED on the other had has only mini display port and 3 USB ports.

    So why did I go with this display? Simply put the image quality is incredible. Some will suggest this display can't be considered colour accurate, and that it is not suitable for photographers etc. I'm sure this may apply to true professionals, but as a hobby photographer, the colour accuracy suits my needs extremely well. Despite rumors to the contrary, I did not have any trouble calibrating this display with my Spyder2 Pro.

    The LED back light is wonderful and I love the glossy screen. I work in a North facing room, and I keep the lights low in the evening. I have not experienced any issues with glare, non, what so ever. The integrated USB, Magsafe, iSight camera and mini display port adapters make this the perfect accessory for the Mac Book. The integrated speakers are decent too, not great but acceptable. I suspect the new models of the i Mac, Mac Mini and Pro will also be able to use this display when they are released.

    So in summary, yes this is a very expensive display compared to some of the competition, but if you have the cash I highly recommend this product. It really is awesome.

    Apple, if your looking for an opinion, add a few more USB ports, drop the price some and release adapters for older Mac Books.     …More

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  • Apple LED Cinema Display (24" flat panel)

    3.0

    Ambiguously Specialized Yet ...

    Written by IC from Washington

    14/02/2009

    The name of this product, Apple LED Cinema Display, offers no indication that it's specialized for laptops with a Mini DisplayPort. We purchased it with a Mac Pro, assuming that it was the newest rev of a product that's historically been compatible with standard DVI ports.

    There is no adapter available to port Mini DiplayPort to DVI.
    There is no Mini DisplayPort expansion card for the Mac Pro through this vendor. (I dunno bout the others.)

    We will be sending it back, and wondering why the 23" is no longer available for our new Mac Pro, and other DVI-ported machines, and annoyed about the resulting downtime for our enduser.

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  • Apple LED Cinema Display (24" flat panel)

    3.0

    Very nice but hard to see the value

    Written by MS from Brooklyn

    14/02/2009

    I think this is an awesome display as far as styling and quality go but I see a few flaws.

    - Mac Mini-DP does not play sound (was hoping to convert to HDMI and watch on TV, cant)
    - Not high resolution (17" MBP runs same res as 24" cinema)
    - Almost $1000 after tax
    - Not much noticeable color improvement over Mac's current LED displays.
    - Speakers do not compensate for the price

    This will probably get much improvement in the next refresh.     …More

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  • Apple LED Cinema Display (24" flat panel)

    4.0

    Nice Job - 4 stars

    Written by WR from Flemington

    5/11/2009

    Bought the new display for my mac pro. So yes, I had to install a new graphics card that has a mini display port. Went with the Radeon instead of the Nivida. If i had to do that over again, I would opt for the Nivida - only because the Radeon requires two power connections - that takes up the remaining power connections in the tower. So, out the window goes my idea of having two led displays working. Go with the Nivida if you plan on wanting two led displays - it only has one power connection. Ok, back to the display. I had the old 23" cinema display fired up next to it. Without question, the led is the better. The colors, text, graphics, etc. just pop off the screen. Looking at the older cinema display made me feel tired. It was a drag just looking at it. I really think my vision increased at least two or three optics just by looking at the new display. I have the display mounted to a flexscan display arm (one of the best arms out there). My only problem with the new display is that the connecting cords are all short with the exception of the power cord. Guess the engineers only had laptop use in mind when they developed this display. A bit short sighted of Apple - how did they expect that to work out with towers? I can see the reason for laptops as it would leave a bit of cord lying on the table top - but hey, all they had to do was add another 6-8 inches. They did make the power cord detachable - brilliant learnings from the previous displays. Other than that, the monitor is a vision of engineering beauty - typical of the high quality build that Apple does. The screen is brilliant - i could not ask for more - except the cord issue. So if you are thinking of getting this display - go for it. Keep in mind that you may have to elevate your tower. I should probably do that anyway. cheers :) …More

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  • Apple LED Cinema Display (24" flat panel)

    1.0

    Reflective screen is impossible

    Written by PD from LONDON

    3/11/2009

    ...Unless you have full control of your working environment - ie really dark
    no windows no lights - this monitor is great, if you work in a light studio forget it

    If your working on black in a light/normal studio all you can see is your own reflection, how can apple produce this screen without a matte option? - They must know that everyone using the screens professionally would have this problem?     …More

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  • Apple LED Cinema Display (24" flat panel)

    2.0

    Unusable in a brightly lit office

    Written by BH from LONDON

    3/11/2009

    I use this monitor in a fairly normal UK office (overhead fluorescent reflectors, big windows) and the glare and reflections make this monitor practically unusable.

    At best the reflections are extremely distracting, at worst they give me a headache.     …More

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