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Review: Apple's LED Cinema Display a boon for Mac laptop users
Published 12/10/2008 by ken_mingis@computerworld.com at Latest from Computerworld
Apple's stylish new 24-in. LED Cinema Display is the perfect companion for Mac laptop owners looking for big-screen convenience -- and an ad hoc docking station. But you'll need one of the newest laptops to make the connection.
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