@Kai
> I’d like an updated Apple 32 inch display with 120hz. While it would cost more than the Dell, there is definitely a range between 2,400 and 5,000 dollars.
I can’t imagine an Apple 32 inch 6K 120hz priced around 2,000 dollars. Is there even a broader user base beyond vocal people on this forum to market it to?
@Zhen
I’m saying it could be priced higher than the 2,400 dollar Dell monitor but lower than the current price of over 5,000 dollars.
Maybe around 3,000 to 3,500 dollars?
Kai said:
I just want a standalone 30 to 32 inch 6K display that’s not 5,000 dollars.
Does no one else make a display like this?
Kai said:
I just want a standalone 30 to 32 inch 6K display that’s not 5,000 dollars.
Does no one else make a display like this?
Dell offers this unattractive option. So far, it’s the only one available.
@Kai
That looks really odd, what the heck.
Kai said:
I just want a standalone 30 to 32 inch 6K display that’s not 5,000 dollars.
Yeah they should definitely have ProMotion.
Kai said:
I just want a standalone 30 to 32 inch 6K display that’s not 5,000 dollars.
This with a smaller Mac mini could work great too.
Kai said:
I just want a standalone 30 to 32 inch 6K display that’s not 5,000 dollars.
> I just want a standalone 30 to 32 inch 6K display that’s not 5,000 dollars.
After five years of research and development, I wouldn’t be shocked if the price drops under 2,000 dollars.
There’s a trend of prices dropping for consumer goods over time.
Kai said:
I just want a standalone 30 to 32 inch 6K display that’s not 5,000 dollars.
It would be better if they allowed people to connect another HDMI device to this iMac. I love the iMac, but having a 30 inch plus display that can only link to specific Apple hardware is frustrating.
Kai said:
I just want a standalone 30 to 32 inch 6K display that’s not 5,000 dollars.
If they did, they wouldn’t sell as many 5,000 dollar monitors. I’m not defending a massive company, but the reality is they care about profits more than customer satisfaction. They’ll create products if they believe it will generate more revenue than before. That’s just the system we have.
@Dara
How many do they even sell now? I bet it’s not many. The few even listed second-hand are priced like brand new and there aren’t many available.
Most profit doesn’t always come from having the highest prices. Lower prices can increase sales, leading to higher total profits.
This depends on how much it costs to build the item, of course. The first generation Pro Display seems to have taken a lot of custom work. Now, many screens with similar resolutions are available from other suppliers, and miniLED production has increased, reducing costs. Just look at the fantastic miniLED 120hz displays on Apple’s MacBook Pros.
Now, five years later, it’s possible that Apple might release some great professional monitors - not necessarily aimed at perfect cinema reproduction - at reasonable prices while still profiting better than they do on the current Pro Display. There have been rumors about them working on new 27 inch and 32 inch miniLED monitors, though they haven’t revealed any price details yet.
Kai said:
I just want a standalone 30 to 32 inch 6K display that’s not 5,000 dollars.
Apple: pfft
I heard it’s coming tomorrow.
Riley said:
I heard it’s coming tomorrow.
This will be the best iMac yet.
Riley said:
I heard it’s coming tomorrow.
This will be the best iMac yet.
We are calling it the iMac Plus Ultra. You are going to love it.
Merrick said:
Riley said:
I heard it’s coming tomorrow.
This will be the best iMac yet.
We are calling it the iMac Plus Ultra. You are going to love it.
iMac Pro premium plus edition 2024
@Noel
With an iCloud Monitor Plus subscription, it’s only 4.99 dollars!
Hale said:
@Noel
With an iCloud Monitor Plus subscription, it’s only 4.99 dollars!
And that’s not all, we now have the Apple patent-pending iEthernet iCable, starting at 99 dollars for 3 feet. Coming in September 2061.
@Noel
And it even has built-in Wi-Fi!