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24" Retina Display for the Desktop Anyone
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davrosG5
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Macworld ArticleInteresting but a little out of my price range just for a monitor.
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Amnesia10
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The Apple 32" 4K version at £3500 is nice but if you are buying a Mac Pro it adds up to quite a lot.
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rustybucket
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£1k for a 1080 monitor
Superb work there...
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big_D
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My thoughts exactly. I'd rather pay 100 quid for a normal 1080p monitor... Or 400 for a 27" 2560x1400. If I am just looking at photos, it might be worth it, but why pay twice as much as I would for a 2.5K monitor, in order to run it at 1080p?
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