Pro Display XDR - Nano-Texture Glass

Cant imagine there would ever possibly be a market for a very high end pro display XDR that also doubles as the least powerful mac. If it was M4 Ultra then that could be a convincing product as a true imac pro, or I could see an argument for putting TVOS on it, but as an A19 mac it would be next to

Never had a Pro Display XDR myself, and honestly, I wouldn’t buy one at this point. Like you said it's six years old, and since then Apple has put better displays in the MacBook Pro and now even has that ridiculously beautiful OLED panel in the iPad Pro. Personally, I’d give the ASUS ProArt Display

https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/mac-help/mchl50ecf3c4/mac "Note: These options only appear when you’re using Apple Pro Display XDR, Apple Studio Display, a 14-inch MacBook Pro (2021 or later) or a 16-inch MacBook Pro (2021 or later)." A 16inch MacBook Pro from 2021 goes for less than 900 euros

Really amazing OnePlus helped. I have tried speaking to Apple numerous times at different levels and only ever get “We cannot discuss anything beyond what is publicly available on the technical specifications page.” No willingness to troubleshoot beyond the obvious stuff like “have you tried turning

No what I mean is the ProDisplay XDR is missing a bunch of features on those Sony displays (like SDI or even HDMI inputs for direct feed, scopes, adjustable LUT, etc), but those people had no clue about that because they only learned of the comparison from Apple's marketing materials. Similarly, the

I think it’s an amazing monitor. Yes it’s expensive but looking at Pro Display XDR prices and even original Studio Displays it’s going to hold its value better than any LG monitor or tv especially since it’s not oled. Only reason I haven’t jumped on one is because I really would love to also plug it

It’s shocking to me how bad c1 performance is with higher res screens. I have an m3u + Pro Display XDR and the lag with just creating a radial mask is a joke.

Advanced features always roll out on more expensive devices … nano-texture (very complex, see patent @end) STARTED on the external Pro Display XDR $4,999 entry model! Now very refined version on a touch screen device (amazing!) Look at the patent at end of this post to get an idea of how complex thi

The way I see it, if you buy the Pro Display XDR now, in about 3 years - when the next cycle of monitors comes around - it’ll probably still stack up pretty well against whatever the next generation of Studio Display is. Then you’re likely looking at another few years before the next big leap. So by

Apple isn’t selling you the panel for $3k either. It has the best built frame, stand, and speakers in the industry. It also has a webcam, a full on iPhone 17 Pro chip in there as well too, plus all of Apple’s exclusive spice (or whatever). My point is if LG releases a display with the same panel for