Pro Display XDR - Nano-Texture Glass

For what they do, Studio Displays are cheap. I have two reference displays in my org. They both do one type of reference and cost the company $13000 each. We have to bid for time with them basically. Studio Displays are $5000 and do 5 reference types. Including two my team mates bid for time on. We

Computer monitor (Pro Display XDR) with nano texture glass which reduces reflections, but is prone to scratches Coworker ruined a $5000 monitor. I'd be livid, I have an XDR and it takes literally 0 effort not to do this. Even without the stand, you can hold it and your fingers naturally rest in the

There are other "cheap" medical grade monitors. For example, this one from LG is about $3000: https://solutions.lg.com/us/diagnostic-monitors/lg-32hl512d-b The Apple display's specs are pretty outrageous. It's definitely in a niche, but it's the first and only occupant of that niche. The odd thing a

Writing this whilst using my G32P... Really loving this monitor, absolutely no issues with it and the only monitor that I'd say can visually compete with this is the Apple Pro Display XDR. I've tried the new LG 6k monitor but the matte coating completely ruins the display and makes it look dull and

You still gotta explain the remaining question from the post you replied to: what the fuck is going on with this “won’t let him buy … so ” business? If you want more communication advice, try and answer each of these questions directly — (perhaps worth feeding your response through an

For the millionth time, the rule is if you need it now, then don’t wait; otherwise, wait. Although there are no rumors indicating an upgraded Mac mini coming on March 4, so you’re probably safe to buy. There are cheaper third-party 27” displays that equal the pixel count and 218 PPI of the Studio Di

I got and returned the Dell 6K for the same problem. Just picked up the Asus 6K and it’s great IMHO, much more comparable to nanotexture (which I have and adore on both my iPad and MacBook Pro). However I do feel bad for anyone who prefers glossy, as it seems there are literally no options but the P

DICOM certified displays for medical imaging environments are EXPENSIVE, dare I say this becomes one of the best options on the market for price/performance in that sector? It almost certainly is. Generally the go-to "cheap" medical grade monitor is this LG which costs about $3000: https://solutions

they’ve been working on medical related stuff for years, airpods pro even got approved to be used as a hearing aid. nothing really odd about it. also, being good enough for medical uses has always been a high standard thing and only few brands have done it. this thing not only costs far less than th

You have a wonderful setup! How has the ProDisplay XDR paired with your Mac Studio? I have the Apple Studio Display and the M2 Mac Studio. I often wish I had just a slightly larger display for when I’m working in Lightroom and editing photos. I don’t have room on the type of desk setup for dual disp