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FS: Three Dell S2740L Monitors (27 inch 1080P) - Chch
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18-Jan-2015 11:37
The res will match up to 2560 or whatever it is if you use the correct Apple cable. It won't match Retina though.
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18-Jan-2015 15:10
That's the problem, these monitors were 1080p not 1440p so don't match any of the iMacs.
Anyway, they're sold now so no longer an issue :)
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19-Jan-2015 12:59
Oddly I don't think Apple's own standalone display is Retina yet so even THAT wouldn't.
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