You mean the Apple LED Cinema display? can it be used by PC?
Photo kaki need this coz of it has the most 'true colour' or what?

http://www.kenrockwell.com/apple/30-inch-cinema-display.htm
One of the review. They are well known for color accuracy demanded workloads. Of course expensive as well
If I am a serious photographer, I would get one of those as well.
Actually color accuracy is important for those who always do printing so the color on monitor will be same as printing.

Since you already bought it, what are you gonna do if its not not a good buy?

why not , ian using his 30" and 20" for his main rig before
but now he switch to all apple i think.
Apple LCDs / high end LCDs are using IP-S Panel which give the better color reproduction,
easier for you to fine tune ur photo
I also wanted to buy Dell U2311H 23" IP-S monitor , for only Rm749 kinda best bang for bucks in
ips panel lcd

Since you already bought it, what are you gonna do if its not not a good buy?

http://www.kenrockwell.com/apple/30-inch-cinema-display.htm
One of the review. They are well known for color accuracy demanded workloads. Of course expensive as well
If I am a serious photographer, I would get one of those as well.
Actually color accuracy is important for those who always do printing so the color on monitor will be same as printing.

Beware reviews written by hackers, not photographers. I've read reviews where the techie reviewer thought it was a defect that the Apple Cinema displays have no color temperature adjustment. Apples adjust the color temperature via the computer and color profile, not at the display. This is a great plus, not an omission.

The only real color temperature of an LCD is the color of the backlight when the screen is full white. The Apple Cinema display is fantastic precisely because the native backlight color is the standard 6500K for photography and video. I read one review by a guy who was guessing about photography and lamented the lack of a 5000K setting. 5000K is the wrong setting, and if you want it you can still get it on every Mac by going to System Preferences > Displays > Color > Calibrate and making a new profile. You can create new profiles on every Mac even without a hardware color meter as I use.

CRTs adjust their native white points by varying the outputs of their three electron guns. An LCD alters its white point away from the native backlight's white point by dimming the red or blue segments, as well as green. This isn't a native change. It also lowers overall brightness because you can't make any of an LCD's R, G or B elements more transmissive than they are at full native white.

Most LCDs, but not the Apple Cinema Displays, vary color and brightness when viewed at different angles. Any change to the native white point looks awful on these displays since different parts of your screen are seen at different angles. If you've changed the white to be something else then white documents look terrible, since the white color changes from top to bottom! The Cinema display doesn't have this problem, even if you alter the white point, because it looks the same from every reasonable angle.

An LCD needs its native white point to match your desired white point, and the Apple Display does this marvelously.

The U2311H has tinting issue. You can see the colors on RHS and LHS are not same/uniform. Contacted Dell regarding this issue and see what they gonna do about this 

Back-light bleeding is minimal and I don't really work under dark environment. No DP or BP as well.

Any other users of U2311H mind giving their comments?

I'm using U2311H and i have no idea wat tinting and bleeding problem looks like

so for me,this lcd is just awesomw!!!!

tinting is... in simple words..one side of the monitor slightly different color from the other side.
(e.g. one side seems more orange and the other side seems more blue)
bleeding is backlight leaking. meaning that when the screen is supposed to display black, you can see some patches of white (usually from the edges of the screen).
not the technical definition, but it's the best i can come up with lol

mean tat bleeding can only spot wif full black screen?

and how to spot the tinting then?for i dun see any difference on my screen

How much you buy your U2311? I forgotten dy
My Acer 19" color is too blue

The U2311H has tinting issue. You can see the colors on RHS and LHS are not same/uniform. Contacted Dell regarding this issue and see what they gonna do about this 

Back-light bleeding is minimal and I don't really work under dark environment. No DP or BP as well.

Any other users of U2311H mind giving their comments?

Hmm whats the largest LED/LCD screen that I can get in Malaysia ? lol 99.99% for gaming

Any recommendation ?

For tinting issue, you can try to use my method. Just put a white background and see the screen.

Sample as the picture I uploaded at post #1067

Hmm whats the largest LED/LCD screen that I can get in Malaysia ? lol 99.99% for gaming

Any recommendation ?

Same thing with u2410.... luck of draw... mine was very minimal

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Added on July 31, 2010, 8:22 am
That easy....size, the LCD TVs...... for resolution the 30inchers (2560x1600).... there are larger sizes or/and resolutions but not readily available in MAL.

Actually for largest seamless displays.. 3 or more LCD projectors with AMD/ATI Eyefinity... you can exceed some displays in cinemas, even the highest res. ones in Malaysia... 6 x 1080p projectors in cine-scope arrangement...

Did you went to replace your Dell LCD? I was thinking whether I shall keep it or exchange it. I don't feel like getting a refurbished one as a replacement.