Affichage vertical du moniteur apple hd cinéma 23"

Quel est en centimètre la dimension verticale de l'affichage d'un moniteur Apple cinéma 23" ?
Ceci pour comparer avec un 21" en format 4/3
Which is in centimetre the vertical dimension of the posting of a monitor APPLE cinema 23"?
This to compare with one 21"in format 4/3

Allo quiola,
A la display 23", le dimensions du sector visable est approx. 51,6cm x 31,5cm, avec une stand, le dimension total est 53,6cm x 45cm, per le page http://www.apple.com/fr/displays/specs.html
Par rapport a mon LCD 21" LG, avec une sector visable a 31cm x 41cm et une resolution de 1600x1200.
(pardon pour mes tres mal français, je suis Australien

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1. For most of us, these lines started appearing between 13-15 months after they purchased them. The lucky ones either had these failures occur during the first 12 months, or had APP.
2. The majority of these units can be traced to the Shanghai factory W8 (enter your S/N in this website to get the manufacturing information of your unit: http://www.chipmunk.nl/klantenservice/applemodel.html).
3. A similar issue occurred (or is occurring) with 17" PBs. From what I have read on the Apple PB forums, it seems that this has been a long standing issue and Apple has SUPPOSEDLY attempted to censor some of the posts discussing this. Note that these units can also be traced back to the same Shanghai factory.
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Today another line (green) appeared on the screen ...
It is my understanding that a number of LCD monitor manufacturers are now providing 3 year warranties for their products. Now why should Apple only provide a 1 year warranty? Especially when the replacement option will cost more than buying an entire new LCD monitor with even better specifications?
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