“Apple’s long-in-the-tooth, $999 Thunderbolt Display — last updated in 2011 — has been discontinued,” Dennis Sellers writes for Appel World Today. “What’s more worrisome is that no replacement has been mentioned.”
“I’m betting on a new monitor with 5K support being introduced with new MacBook Pros sometime in September or October,” Sellers writes. “If not Apple is making a serious mistake.”
“Such a display didn’t appear at the recent Worldwide Developer Conference,” Sellers writes. “However, I predict we’ll see such a revolutionary monitor by year’s end.”
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MacDailyNews Take: Let’s hope Sellers is right!
Apple should strive to make the best trucks and truck parts in the world.
Hey, 5K would be nice, but how about an 8K Apple display?
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