The Studio Display ... power connects in the Studio Display, but here it is fixed in place. While Apple hasn't directly addressed the power cable situation, it has said in support notes "The power ...

On its website, Apple says that the power cord of the Studio Display is not removable – and multiple users have thought the same thing. That’s because removing the cable with your bare hands ...

As we noted yesterday, Apple's new 24-inch Cinema Display ... which seems like not that much of a delta. The new Cinema Display has a power cord which plugs into the rear of the device and into ...

And to make things even worse, the Studio Display's power cord is non-removable, or so says Apple's support document. What this means is when moving the Studio Display from one spot to another ...

I'm still in the process of getting my 23" Aluminum Cinema display up and running, and I'm 90% sure that it's the power brick (due ... A1097&_osacat=0<BR><BR>Does Apple still carry this?

If you just can't let go of your 30-inch Cinema ... power, USB, and video - all routed over several steps just to get the display to work. It also made cable management a headache. Apple's adapter ...

but Apple’s MacBook range of laptops. To this end the Cinema Display for MacBook comes with not one, but three cables: a Mini DisplayPort cable, a USB 2.0 connector and a MagSafe power adaptor.

The new LED-backlit Apple Cinema ... their power supplies, which may be the reason for these ticking noises. Color "shifting" A more common problem is the colors shifting on the display, causing ...

Apple today released its new Apple Thunderbolt Display with Gig Ethernet, Firewire 800, USB 2.0 and access to more Thunderbolt accessories, all over one cable. Those ports are now on the rear of ...

Apple on Monday introduced a new 30-inch Apple Cinema HD display, a new flat panel screen that features 2560 x 1600 pixel resolution. Apple also introduced new 23-inch and 20-inch displays to ...

Users in a growing Apple Support ... your display from your Mac. Shut down your Mac and unplug the power to your display. Let everything sit for a few minutes, reconnect the Cinema Display and ...