This flexibility allows the display to quickly adapt to a pro’s changing content.

Change the screen’s orientation by simply unlocking the slider and turning the display anticlockwise. Pro Stand gives you the ability to easily transition between landscape and portrait whenever you want. Thanks to a highly sophisticated mechanism in the arm, the display feels weightless, moves effortlessly and stays exactly where you want it. When you adjust the height, the angle of the display stays true. With precision tilting and 120mm of total height adjustment, Pro Stand helps Pro Display XDR adapt to any viewing condition. Height, tilt, rotation - it’s completely adjustable, allowing your Pro Display XDR to fit seamlessly into any work environment. In Gurman's latest newsletter, the well-connected journalist also covered his other expectations for new upcoming Apple products in the year ahead, which we've summarized separately.Every aspect of Pro Stand was designed with pros in mind. In related rumors, Twitter-based leaker last month claimed LG is developing three new standalone displays that may end up being for Apple, including one based on the current 24-inch iMac, one based on the upcoming 27-inch ‌iMac‌, and a 32-inch model that may be a new Pro Display XDR with an Apple silicon chip.

In the December edition of his newsletter, Gurman used his Q&A section to double down on his belief that Apple is readying the new display, predicting it would be a 'hot seller for those looking to add a larger screen to their new MacBook Pro without spending the equivalent of a luxury car down payment on the Pro Display XDR.'

Gurman first reported on Apple's development of a standalone display in January 2021, and suggested it will be a consumer-oriented successor to Apple's previous Thunderbolt Display, which was introduced in 2011 for $999 and discontinued in 2016. Taking that into consideration, Gurman's wording suggests he's confident the new display will be somewhere around the $2,500 price mark, although he appears to be less bullish about it being released this year. Speaking of Macs and iPads, I'm hoping Apple's next external monitor - destined to be about half the price of the Pro Display XDR - launches in the coming year.Īpple is believed to be developing a lower-priced external monitor that would be sold alongside its high-end Pro Display XDR, which costs $4,999 before factoring in the optional $999 stand. Writing in his first ' Power On' newsletter of 2022, Gurman says the new monitor is 'destined to be about half the price of the Pro Display XDR,' which he's 'hoping' launches sometime this year.

Apple's rumored new consumer-oriented standalone monitor could appear this year and come in at around the $2,500 price mark, based on comments made by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

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