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While Apple now serves a much more diverse audience than in its early days, it continues producing products like itsStudio Display for the creative pros that still want to do their work at the highest levels, and still prefer doing it on Apple hardware.
This is a device for Apple devotees that still believe it's the best, if not the only, technology company for creative professionals.It's for this specific demographic, and only this demographic, that the Apple Studio display is truly ideal. The pricey monitor, especially for its size and feature set, can slot right into any customer-facing design studio and look drop-dead gorgeous on a desk while helping to churn out accurate video color grading jobs and photoshoots.
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Far cheaper options can do the same, but few can do so while needing only one Thunderbolt cable for connectivity, and while also providing a slew of additional, and quite high-end, functionality for Mac users.
We're going to take a look at exactly why the Apple Studio display might be the perfect solution for the right buyer, but why the majority of those on a budget, those in non-customer-facing positions, and those that aren't entirely devoted to Apple's ecosystem might be better served by spending their money elsewhere.
| Display size | 27 inches |
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| Resolution | 5120 x 2880 |
| Maximum brightness | 600 nits |
| Supported color gamut | "Wide color (P3)" |
| Display glass | Standard anti-reflective or Nano-texture anti-reflective |
| Stand options | Standard tilt-adjustable stand, tilt and height-adjustable stand, or VESA mount adapter |
| Built-in webcam | 12MP Ultra Wide camera with 122
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