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1. Re: taking Snow Leopard for a spin . . .
370H55V Dec 8, 2009 5:11 AM (in response to cgrscott)The gamma issue seems to be a sticking point for a lot of people. I have a new 23" HD wide screen LCD monitor and I can adjust it so that the brightness is just where I want it.
Personally I like what they've done with stacks so that my dock isn't nearly as cluttered as it used to be, even with Leopard. That and the seven gigs of space it doesn't take that 10.5 did for the first 24 hours I owned my MacBook Pro were enough to sell me on Snow Leopard.
Photoshop doesn't really look any different than it did on my mini with 10.5 though.
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2. Re: taking Snow Leopard for a spin . . .
cgrscott Feb 1, 2010 6:44 PM (in response to 370H55V)It looks like non-Apple LCD monitors that use the same IPS display technology, that Apple displays use, will work for me and let me get good calibration under Snow Leopard. I have been using two anciant Apple 17" Graphite CRTs in a dual display work envirement.
It looks like I can get the DELL UltraSharp 2007WFP 20.1-inch Flat Panel LCD display for $150-$200, per display. This display uses the same IPS (InPlane Switching) technology that Apple utilizes in the Apple Cinema Displays and the iMac.

