Tom's Hardware: Topic Apple 20" Cinema Display or Sony 20" LCD
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ATI today released the Radeon Pro PC and Mac Edition, which the company claims is the first graphics card that can be used in x86-based PC as well as Apple computers: It's not quite the newest generation graphics chip - but an opportunity for PC users to connect Apple's Cinema displays to their PC. Read more
Apple Unveils Metal Nvidia MacBooks/Pros
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New iMac and Mac Mini? Not Happening Soon, Says Apple
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