What happen to the 24" Cinema Displays???

Just noticed they are not listing the old 24 " displays at the store. My old 17" Apple LCD display is about done for. Was hoping to replace it with a 24". Would hook it up to a Power Mac G5 Dual.
New Apple LED Cinema Display (24" flat panel) is all thats listed now and this is for the powerbook only as I understand.
Maybe new display in January? Hope so
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+"...You can ask at the Apple store for an adaptor ..."+
You can ask but you ain't gonna get one because at this point in time, they don't exist. Why do you think everyone's so upset about this? If you could just buy an adaptor, it would not be an issue.

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