1400cs vs 1400c screens

2002-09-12 Thread Spencer Carter
I thought I posted this already, but it hasn't shown up on the list, so here goes: Those of you who have swapped a passive 1400 screen for an active one, is the difference that radical? Is the 1400c screen as sharp as a typical small desktop monitor? Any suggestions for sources for the 1400c sc

Re: 1400cs vs 1400c screens

2002-09-12 Thread Scott Holder
metimes a little too sharp as text and such looks a bit more jaggy ;) Scott Holder -Original Message- From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Spencer Carter Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 12:15 PM To: PowerBooks Subject: 1400cs vs 1400c screens I thought I posted

Re: 1400cs vs 1400c screens

2002-09-12 Thread Brian
> >Those of you who have swapped a passive 1400 screen for an active one, is the >difference that radical? > >Is the 1400c screen as sharp as a typical small desktop monitor? > >Any suggestions for sources for the 1400c screen other than eBay? I can't say about the 1400 displays 'cos I don't have

Re: 1400cs vs 1400c screens

2002-09-12 Thread André Rüegg
; as text and such looks a bit more jaggy ;) > > Scott Holder > > -Original Message- > From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of > Spencer Carter > Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 12:15 PM > To: PowerBooks > Subject: 1400cs vs 1400c screens > >

Re: 1400cs vs 1400c screens

2002-09-12 Thread Cameron Kaiser
> Those of you who have swapped a passive 1400 screen for an active one, is the > difference that radical? Yes, yes, yes. > Is the 1400c screen as sharp as a typical small desktop monitor? Sharp, yes. Colour perfect, no. The screen is a bit washed out compared to a CRT, but no LCD is as good an

Re: 1400cs vs 1400c screens

2002-09-12 Thread Tom & Lisa P
>I thought I posted this already, but it hasn't shown up on the list, so here >goes: > >Those of you who have swapped a passive 1400 screen for an active one, is the >difference that radical? > >Is the 1400c screen as sharp as a typical small desktop monitor? Neither the passive or active is bad.