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Desktop LCD vs. Portable LCD

Michael Munger

Posted: 06 August 2001 09:54 AM

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While we’re talking about LCD displays, I have a question for you. We know that LCD displays are easier on the eyes, and perhaps cause less damage in the long run than CRT displays.

My question is: does this apply to a portable computer’s LCD display ? Is an iBook’s display as easy on the eyes as, say, a 17” Apple Studio Display ?

If it is the case, I may spend more time on my iBook than on my G4, and use the tower for the tasks that require more power or that simply take less time to accomplish with the G4 processor.

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