[thelist] Web Design on iMac

> -----Original Message-----
> From: dave mclean [mailto:dave@members.evolt.org]
>
> This, of course, is entirely untrue.  My sister just bought a cheery
> Tangerine iMac DV and they've finally included support for attaching a
> second monitor.  It can be any size, but it can still only go 
> to 1024x768.
> This extra little VGA port on the back also allows you to 
> connect your iMac
> to projectors and TVs.  Neat-o... I was surprised myself.


even with the early iMacs, if you REALLY wanted to, you could crack the case
(open it, not actually break it) and unplug the built-in monitor and attach
your own.  i suppose if you used a studio display, you could place it right
in front and no one would know the difference....  :)

also, keep in mind that the iMac is intended for home users: getting online
in a few seconds & editing home videos - most of which, for your basic home
mac user, doesn't require multiple displays.  if you want to bring out the
big guns - gotta get a G4; built for what you're talking about doing.

aaron  :)