Apple’s next device with an Apple silicon chip may not be a Mac. iPadAccording to recent reports, it’s a rather advanced external display.
The display, which is rumored to arrive this year, is expected to fall somewhere between the $1,599 Studio Display and the $4,999 Pro Display XDR, but more precise information about the device’s positioning and pricing is still unknown. The design of the display is yet to be revealed, but we expect it to look similar to the current Studio Display and Pro Display XDR.
Apple’s upcoming monitors include: 27-inch mini LED panel, like ProMotion with variable refresh rate up to 120Hz. Decisively, bloombergof Mark Garman recently proposed Apple’s upcoming external monitors will be powered by Apple silicon chips.
The Studio Display was the first Apple monitor to feature a custom silicon chip originally designed by Apple. iphone, the A13 Bionic, introduced in the “iPhone” 11 lineup and still used in the 9th generation “iPad”.This chip allows the monitor to Run iOS version, receive software updates and deliver features such as Center Stage that are processed on-device. We don’t know exactly which chip the new monitor will be powered by, but the A13 Bionic seems most likely since it’s already being used in studio displays.
Insightful display analyst Ross Young initially expected Apple to introduce displays. At WWDC in June 2022but he said in May that its launch was Postponed until October Due to design issues. Apple missed his October target. Aiming for early 2023 – The timeframe he first mentioned MacRumors Show Podcast July 2022.
Throughout 2022, Apple has been forced to deal with supply constraints across its products, including Macs and their displays. This may be the reason for the apparent delay in launching the new monitor.
Young these days Narrowed down the expected timeframe The launch of Apple’s new high-end external monitors is scheduled for the first quarter of 2023, which runs from January to March, so it could be announced as part of Apple’s next product announcement in the near future.