Apple explains the $400 premium for the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display
Apple says the display adds tandem OLED, 2,000-nit brightness and a 10 million-to-1 contrast ratio, which it says justifies the $400 premium.
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Apple explains the $400 premium for the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display
Apple argued that the touchscreen isn’t the headline feature of the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display, merely a bonus. The headline should instead be the quality of the display itself – with the company effectively suggesting that the $400 premium is positively cheap for what you’re getting … more…
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Tek.noSteve Jobs was right about touchscreens on Macs. The new MacBook Pro PROLED XDR could do without them. Fortunately, it has other innovations that “work” better!
This article provides a detailed explanation of the appeal of the new MacBook Pro, which features a highly anticipated OLED display, and its professional-grade display performance.
The MacBook Pro's OLED display is nuts
Macworld Apple’s new PROLED XDR display on the MacBook Pro isn’t just the best screen Apple has ever put in a laptop. It’s one of the greatest displays ever made. When we heard rumors of Apple putting a tandem OLED display in the MacBook Pro, we assumed it would be similar to the iPad Pro’s Ultra Retina XDR display: Wide color (P3) SDR brightness: 1000 nits max XDR brightness: 1000 nits max full screen, 1600 nits peak (HDR con…
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