Hi Nat:
On Sep 17, 2008, at 11:14 AM, Nathaniel Echols wrote:
those of us who came of age (technologically speaking) in an era of
ubiquitous bright, high-contrast (and increasingly massive) LCD
screens
can't bear to look at a CRT display any more.
The day I stopped using CRTs in the presence of fluorescent lighting
was the day I stopped getting cracking headaches (except those that
are induced by other people). The stereo glasses that flicker made it
100 times worse, but there are alternatives to that.
I also find the latest generation LCD screens too bright, and the
trend toward shiny glass (latest iMacs and laptops) annoying.
Stereo makes it easier for people unfamiliar with your molecule to see
what is going on. However, judicious color choice and depth cuing can
often be as effective.
I hope Apple will choose to offer it as an option, even though the
preference for it is not universal.
Bill
