Technology

Apple is Working on a New Mac Display

Apple is working on a new external screen for Mac. It is noteworthy that the company has been working on many new products in recent months. Based on Mark Gurman, Apple will launch a new out monitor for its last Macs in 2022 at a reduced value than the Pro Display XDR. According to Mark, Apple will release a new external monitor in the coming months. He said a low-cost monitor would be a good opportunity for those who want to add a larger monitor to the new MacBook Pro; Without any additional colossal costs.

The cost of building the monitor is likely to decrease; Probably at the expense of a slight decrease in brightness. Apple could get about half the price of a monitor of similar quality. It is noteworthy that Apple has justified the cost of the current monitor by $43,000 compared to the Hollywood class reference monitor. Earlier this month, it was reported that new 24-inch and 27-inch external displays were in development at Apple. The successor to Pro Display XDR is also in the works.

Apple Silicon Roadmap

Industry sources point to Apple’s 18-month renewal cycle of silicon chips. Additionally, the report says that the M2, Apple’s next-generation silicone, will be released in the second half of 2022; And has the code name, Staten. And the chips for the M2‌ Pro and M2‌ Max will be released in the first half of 2023. Apple’s M2 series processors use every 4nm process; and will be upgraded after an 18-month cycle on M3 series processors.

Related Post

Now that Apple owns the entire vertical stack of Macs, it can upgrade its PCs and chips as many times as necessary. Even with this additional freedom, customers typically do not boost their Macs as fast as their Apple Watch or iPhone. Consequently, a less frequent update cycle is logical.

In November 2020, Apple announced the M1, Apple’s first silicon chip. Thus expanding the M1 family with the M1 Pro and M1 Max a year later. A similar scenario is expected for 2022. The M2 will be launched first, while the M2 Pro and M2 Max will be released in the first half of 2023.

It seems we should expect a lot of news from the company next year. Hardware enthusiasts are ready to try new features with Apple. We wonder what other plans the tech giant has for consumers.

Recent Posts

AUD/JPY Climbs Back to 102.20, Halting Losses

Key Points: AUD/JPY broke below a rising wedge, signalling possible bearish momentum, with immediate resistance at 103.00 and support at…

1 day ago

EUR/JPY Hit 168.25, Boosted by 0.3% Q1 GDP Growth

Key Points EUR/JPY Rises to 168.25: Strengthened by robust Eurozone economy and steady ECB policy. Eurozone GDP Grew by 0.3%…

1 day ago

Chinese Electric Vehicle Market: Nio Stock Up 20%

Key Points: Nio's shares hit 44.20 HKD, up 20%, with electric vehicle deliveries up 134.6% year-on-year to 15,620. BYD leads…

2 days ago

Ethereum Price Dips Below $3,120 Amid Market Slump

Key Points: Ethereum fell sharply from $3,355 to a low of $2,813, reflecting high volatility and sensitivity to market dynamics.…

2 days ago

Stock Markets: Nikkei Down 0.1%, Hang Seng Up 2.4%

Key Points Nikkei 225 slightly fell by 0.1%, while the Hang Seng index surged by 2.4%. USD/JPY increased slightly, highlighting…

2 days ago

Gold Price Increases to ₹71,278 and $2,328

Key Points: Gold prices rose on MCX India to ₹71,278/10 gm and COMEX US to $2,328/oz. The US Dollar Index…

2 days ago

This website uses cookies.