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In article <814@m3.mfci.UUCP> ryland@multiflow.com (Chris Ryland) writes:
>I recently installed an Apple 21" monochrome monitor and thought
>people might be interested in a small review.
>
>Overall, it's an excellent display, probably better than any I've
>seen in the workstation world.  It has very low curvature for its
...
>MacWeek had a review of the two new Apple monitors, side-by-side
>with their Radius equivalents.  Their reviewer faulted the Apple
>21" with not having "deep enough" blacks, something I can imagine
>but not really see.  Other than that, the Apple and Radius large-
>screen monitors were a toss-up; the anti-glare feature of the Apple
>monitor made it the choice for me, given the sun room environment.
>
>--Chris Ryland
>  ryland@multiflow.com, ...!uunet!mfci!ryland

Ohmigod!!! I am so amazed that somebody _actually_ read my article
and will admit it. The only problem I have is that the Copy Editors
added in a reference to Radius being in Sunnyvale, when they are
actually in San Jose.

The opinion in the article was formulated between the Review
Editor, Assistant Review Editor, two Mac-luminaries (who
happened to be in the office at the time), and myself.
We all agreed that the Apple Monochrome Two-Page Monitor
was not capable of creating as dark a black as any other
monitor used during the review. It was explained to us
that that is due to the 21" size tube and the physics
thereof.

Note: They still haven't paid me. I don't even get MacWeek,
I "don't qualify" for a free subscription.

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