Rounding out today's Apple announcements is the new Studio Display, offering professional-level image quality for users of just about any Mac model. Let's take a look.
Apple Studio Display
- Slim, all-aluminum design
- Built-in stand with up to 30 degrees of tilt
- Tilt- and height-adjustable stand option
- VESA mount adapter option with portrait orientation support
- 27-inch 5K Retina display with over 14.7 million pixels
- 600 nits of brightness
- P3 wide color
- True Tone technology
- Anti-reflective coating
- Nano-texture glass option for significantly reduced glare in bright workspaces
- 12-megapixel Ultra Wide camera with Center Stage
- A13 Bionic chip
- Three-microphone array
- Six speakers with four force-canceling woofers for reduced distortion
- Spatial Audio support
- Dolby Atmos support
- Three USB-C ports with speeds up to 10 Gbps
- Thunderbolt port with 96 watts of power delivery
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If you saw the Apple Event today does anyone else think the hype over the built-in speakers to be a bit ridiculous?
As it's nearly impossible to calibrate an M1 laptop for now, I think that will be a nightmare also on this display.
By the way, for the price I prefer to have a look to Eizo, BenQ or Azus to have better color rendition, a wide range of important color profile (such as Pantone, aRVB, Profoto, ProFot, ...)
I do not need an embed cam as I am using a real camera.
I do not need a 5K display as I need 1 to 1 pixel rendition as designer.
I do not need marketing and geeky stuff but a performer for years.
My Eizo have now 13 years, and his connected via and displayPort to USB-c cable to my MacBook Pro M1 Max (yet it's not 4k, does not have modern video rpofile but works with 99% of aRGB and full Pantone / CMYK profile from the industry).
I can't imagine an Apple Display doing the same in 13 years.
Two Apple Cinema Displays 30´,bought in April 2007, still working fine without any problems. 15 Years.!!!
Cinema displays were like gems. I agree. Love them.
Unfortunately this new dislpay is more a geek display than a pro display. Not as the past Cinema Display.