Apple is set to launch an upgraded version of its Apple Studio Display external monitor, focusing on significant improvements in backlight technology and the overall display experience.
According to display supply chain analyst Ross Young, the new Studio Display may feature Mini LED backlight technology, replacing the traditional LED backlight used in the current model. Mini LED technology, previously used in the iPad Pro and MacBook Pro, provides more even brightness distribution, supports local dimming, and delivers black levels that are closer to those of OLED displays.
In addition to Mini LED, Young noted that the new Studio Display might support ProMotion technology, which would boost the screen’s refresh rate from the current 60Hz to 120Hz. This upgrade would offer a smoother visual experience, making it a significant enhancement for professional image processing, visual design, and game development fields.
However, it is expected that the new Studio Display will retain its 27-inch 5K resolution and will not evolve into a new all-in-one iMac. Ross Young has ruled out the possibility of this monitor turning into an all-in-one computer, emphasizing that it will remain an independent external display.
It remains unclear whether Apple will completely replace the existing Studio Display with the new version or keep it as an entry-level model, with the new version positioning itself as a more premium option. If Apple launches both the old and new models, the upgraded Studio Display may carry a higher price tag than the current model.
According to Ross Young, the upgraded Studio Display is likely to be launched in 2025. The display supply chain consulting firm DSCC, known for its accurate display technology reports, lends some credibility to this rumor.
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