Possibly faulty Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapters on the loose

Some users are experiencing display corruption problems with Apple's Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter.

Expo: Gefen to release two new wireless productsGefen will introduce two wireless extenders at Macworld Expo, one for VGA monitors and one for HD.
PowerDesk software improved Matrox GXM multi-display usePowerDesk is new software from Matrox designed to help control its Graphics Expansion Module (GXM) interfaces on the Mac.

Review: Apple LED Cinema Display The LED Cinema Display represents many firsts for Apple, including the company’s first LED backlit stand-alone display and the first external display designed specifically for Apple laptops. Its lack of compatibility with other Macs is disappointing, but it’s a good fit for its limited target audience.
Review: NEC MultiSync 3090WQXi LCD NEC’s MultiSync 3090WQXi is a 30-inch wide-screen LCD monitor aimed at professionals whose work requires color accuracy.
Review: V7 D24W33 LCD monitor The V7 D24W33 is a pretty average display when it comes to performance. But with a below-average price and some nice features, this monitor will appeal to budget-conscious shoppers looking for a display that shows more than just spreadsheets and Web pages.
Review: ViewSonic VP2250wb LCD monitor ViewSonic's VP2250wb is a fine, affordable multimedia and general-purpose display. But color professionals and those who often collaborate with co-workers may want to look elsewhere for a display with better viewing angles,
A stand for MacBook and monitor The Ergotron Neo-Flex Combo Lift places your MacBook right next to your display when you're working at a desk.

Better color management with Pantone’s ColorMunki One of the most difficult aspects of graphic design is color management. But the ColorMunki tools from Pantone help ensure accurate color from design to output. James Dempsey takes ColorMunki design out for a test spin.
Frame your calendar Want to place your iCal calendar on the wall in digital form? Here's how.

The Apple of the future The Apple of five years from now will most certainly be different from the Apple of today. But as Dan Moren suggests, it probably won’t be a future anybody can predict.
Welcome to the Macworld Lab Associate Editor Brian Chen welcomes you to Macworld's newest blog, From the Lab.