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Thursday September 25, 2003

Does Apple's Cinema Display have some new competition?

For $500 less than Apple's 23" cinema display, you can get a 45" awesome-looking monitor from the company L. Looks cool - though the company does seem to be similar to Hypersonic PC in that they have wicked looking products, but no one has ever heard of them. In my experience, it's best to go with the name-brand companies. Also, isn't it funny how their 17" laptop looks a LOT like Hypersonic's ZX7. Since I actually had the ZX7 sitting in my lap for a couple of days, I'm willing to bet they're both built from the same hardware.

Posted in General at Sep 25 2003, 10:02:58 PM MDT 1 Comment
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I was about to buy one but their e-commerce site is not working because it's displaying this embarrassing message: <p/>

Miva Merchant requires the Miva Engine, version 3.9027 or higher. You are running version ...

So.. I decided to wait 2 more years ;-) Seriously, pretty cool and surprisingly a little bit cheaper...

Posted by Rogelio Robles on September 26, 2003 at 05:39 PM MDT #

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