Apple would have worked on a 27-inch studio mini screen
Apple would have developed a 27-inch mini-diriged display, which could be published from the end of 2025, according to the analyst of the Ross Young display. This new screen can be used as a studio screen update that Apple launched in 2022.
The existing studio display has a 5K LED panel, so the transition to a LED mini-format would represent a significant improvement. Young indicates that the mini-LEDs will come from Epistar, while the LG display will provide the panels.
In 2023, Young suggested that Apple worked on a Display PRO equipped with promotion technology, but this project would have been canceled.
At that time, Young said that Apple did not continue another 27 -inch display; However, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said that Apple intended to introduce a display form in 2025.
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Apple has already integrated mini-driven technology into the MacBook Pro range. LED mini ecrans offer brightness, contrast and improved colors compared to traditional LED screens.
For example, the display of the MacBook Pro uses more than 10,000 mini-LEDs, which leads to deeper blacks, improved shadow details and better strengths. Mark Gurman de Bloomberg corroborated rumors concerning Apple development of a mini-diriged display by Apple, predicting its arrival in 2026.
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