Review: Apple Thunderbolt Display

Dave Bailey
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Display becomes plug-and-play for MacBook systems using Thunderbolt connection

Apple's Thunderbolt Display is a 27-inch, LED-backlit, in-plane switched (IPS) display which provides a bigger view and extra screen estate for Apple's Thunderbolt-enabled hardware (see picture). ...

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