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Apple Discontinues 20-Inch Cinema Display

20081014-display1Now there are two. Apple Thursday told service agents it will no longer support the 20-inch Cinema Display, leaving its new 24-inch LED Cinema Display and older 30-inch version as the only external display options.

In a bulletin, Apple said the 20-inch Cinema Display had reached its End of Life. As a result, the Cupertino, Calif. company would cancel any pending orders.

The news prompted speculation Apple may soon end support of the 30-inch display, leaving just the new 24-inch LED display designed for Apple laptops.

Apple stopped producing the 20-inch Cinema Display in late 2008 and Cupertino’s main distributor, Ingram Micro UK have none of the displays in inventory, according to Apple Insider.

In 2008, Apple discontinued its 23-inch HD Cinema Display when introducing the LED 24-inch Cinema Display.

Apple may refresh its line of Cinema Displays by introducing a 20-inch model that supports the new Mini DisplayPort, according to reports Thursday.

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