Ken Elliott wrote:
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>
>>> The VP monitor was expensive and featured its own color calibration built
> in.
>
> Really? I have to uses an external device to calibrate my PCs and Macs.
> It's not clear to me how this could work.
>
You got me. However, if the software is provided by the manufacturer of
the monitor, and the manufacturing specs are tight enough, I suppose I
could see it. But I had the same question when we bought it.
Fortunately, my wife does scrupulous research before she buys
*anything*, and this was monitor *she* chose. Me? I could care less if
the color's weird. As long as I can see the little letters on the
screen, I'm okay. ;-}
But you're right on the current software. It comes with a little gizmo
that hangs in front of the monitor to read the screen.
Paul
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