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All of us want bigger monitors, but some of us have a hard time parting with the two grand you'd need for an Apple 30-inch.
Here comes a bank-account-draining rationale, a study by Pfeiffer (spotted on GizMag) claiming that huge flatscreens actually increase your productivity--so much, in fact, that they can pay for themselves in less than four months. Now if only they could do a study on X-Boxes.
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you could opt for a 32 inch lcd screen tv with monitor capabilities for almost a grand less.
While I agree with the boost of productivity, I wonder about the strain placed on the eye that results from spending 5-6+ hours a day staring into the brilliantly bright void presented within the frame of a cinema display.
I recently purchased a 23inch cinema screen, and while I have appreciated the massive increase in productivity and vibrance of the works I have been creating with it, my eyes have started to feel like they might be falling apart.