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Tuesday July 27, 2004

Your order has shipped

Let's hope it's in Denver when I get home on Sunday... 

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Item Product   Product                        Total   Total   
     Number    Description                    Ordered Shipped 
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001 M9178LL/A  APPLE CIN HD DISPLAY 23" FLAT      1     1

Yeah baby - I've been waiting to get one of these bad boys for years!

Posted in Mac OS X at Jul 27 2004, 11:16:48 PM MDT 5 Comments
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Let me know how it works out for you if you are connecting it up to a desktop PC. I have a 15 inch PB and a desktop PC at home which I have considered getting a 23 inch display for but heard that typical PC video card doesn't support the nicest modes (I have a Radeon 9700 Pro). This was with the old 23 inch displays though.

Posted by Kurt Wiersma on July 28, 2004 at 02:44 PM MDT #

Can't believe this has been approved by the Raible Family Procurement & Necessity Prioritizing Committee... (or was it in your prenuptial?)

Posted by Jaap on July 28, 2004 at 02:56 PM MDT #

Kurt - I will be connecting to a PC, so it'll be interesting to see how my wimpy 64MB video card handles it. Hopefully I won't have to buy a new one.

Jaap - that's the beauty of owning your own business - I'd have paid this money in taxes anyway. I've been drooling over a 23" for a couple years now, so Julie knew I wanted one real bad. There's a reason I love her so much - this is just further proof of how cool she is! ;-)

Posted by Matt Raible on July 28, 2004 at 03:38 PM MDT #

You must have booked that under "Miscellaneous Construction Expenses".

Posted by Jason on July 28, 2004 at 03:47 PM MDT #

Wow! Nice. Yes, definitely let us know how it works with PC hardware. I was just going through monitor upgrade this past weekend. Both the Apple 20" and 23" looked awesome. But I was afraid of the video mode issues. I have three Linux boxes and an XP box connected via KVM switch. I ended up with a (cheaper) 21" Samsung - but so far am totally happy, especially when I rotate it 90 degrees and can see like 100 line of code in Eclipse. But the wide Apple monitors look second to none.

Posted by Richard on July 28, 2004 at 05:31 PM MDT #

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