If you are looking for a large monitor, you cant beat the quality of this amazing Dell. I bought a Accell B119B-007J UltraAV Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable and it works perfectly. You will have to buy a cable (or an adapter) for that separately. However, it doesn't come with a displayport to mini-displayport. The monitor comes with every cable type you can imaging. My Macbook has no issue porting the highest resolution. The screen is amazing, the colors are amazing, and I can do my work the way I have always intended. So far, this has been the best monitor I have ever owned.
I figured, for a couple hundred more I could get a higher rez IPS monitor (the Dell) and accept and/or deal with any screen annoyances I would encounter. I debated for a long time on the choice between this monitor and the 27" Apple Cinema Display. I spent about 3 weeks pouring over as many pictures and reviews as I could. The older tech should be cheaper, but it isn't (that's Apple).Ī friend of mine told me to check out the Dell 30" UltraSharp. Both the Cinema Screen and the Thunderbolt screen cost the same ($999) which is annoying. My only option (with Apple) was to buy the 27" Cinema display - which is compatible with my current Macbook. This was a bit disappointing to me as I was hoping to have a solid hardware upgrade path for my next Macbook Pro purchase. My Macbook doesn't have a thunderbolt port, so I am unable to use the new 27" Thunderbolt monitor. I have an older 15" Macbook Pro (2010) that I wanted to get a larger monitor (the 15" screen wasn't enough real estate). I have had this argument with a lot of my colleagues over which is better the thunderbolt or the dell ultra sharp.
So you think that the thunderbolt display is best option for the price, for editing on photoshop when connected to a rmbp? I've loved mine and I'm glad I did not over pay for an Apple branded monitor. I agree that Dell monitors are quality and work great with mac set ups.
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