When I first saw Apple’s first high resolution 30-inch Cinema HD Display, I was mesmerized. It’s so cool and I want to have it one of these days. The Apple Cinema Display line features a gorgeous new anodized aluminum enclosure to complement your Power Mac G5 or PowerBook G4.

Apple believes that how you see your computer is important to your overall experience. Because of this, their engineers build a display into almost every Mac. Apple puts that same care and thought into every detail of this display that you’ll add to your Power Mac or PowerBook. With it, you’ll get quality color designed by people who care as much about how you’ll use your system as they care about advancing technology.

For your information, this great innovation requires a $599 Nvidia GeForce 6800 Ultra DDL graphics card and a Power Mac G5 in order to work. The card features two DVI connectors to enable two 30-inch Cinema HD displays to work side by side. The new card was made available as a build-to-order option in new Power Mac G5s last August 2004; an upgrade kit for existing G5s was also made available during that time. I am more impressed on the uncompromising quality of this innovation. You’ll surely view crisp, bright and rich images from it because color is consistent across the entire surface of the screen.

Surely, Apple's 30-inch Cinema HD Display is something worth wishing for. The top of the line LCD display from Apple is the most gorgeous display I've ever seen. It's sheer size dwarfs just about anything that could reasonably be called a computer monitor, but more than this – much more than this – it's everything you could hope for in terms of a monitor designed for professionals in the visual arts: color accuracy and consistency, performance and resolution.

I do agree with David Nagel’s idea that Apple's new 30-inch Cinema HD Display only means that we have a whole lot of room to play around with. Kudos and more power to the developers of this amazing technology!