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Appleinsider provides some additional confirmation that Apple's LCD line is about to see a revision.

The report echos many of the details provided by a ThinkSecret report earlier this month.

The new report offers pricing for the new models at $2999 (30"), $999 (20") and $1499-1799 (23").

Apple's World Wide Developer's Conference kicks off next week and could represent the launch point for the new displays. Rumors of other devices/introductions have been circulating. Rumor roundup to follow.

Related Roundup: Studio Display
Buyer's Guide: Displays (Buy Now)
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