Just got one today, it appeared on the Apple Store of this city, if finally suddenly with a 'same day' delivery $10 option.
Loving it already, plug and play, it all works as expected... compare that to a TB Display that I wanted to give to a brother of mine:
- He has a MSI MPG Z490 Gaming Edge Wifi (talking about escaping getting dirt for the naming conventions)
- Had to order a Gigabyte GC-Alpine-Ridge thunderbolt card (not Maple Ridge, not Titan Ridge, THAT exact model), via eBay from Taiwan (it arrived and it was a seamless positive experience).
- I actually got acquainted myself for what could be needed before doing anything.
- Open the case, hassle inside, read the manual to find the right port/cable on the motherboard
- Connect the video card output to a TB Card input (it has to be the right one, there's an order of things, output 1 goes to input 1)
- Of course, the computer gets stuck on boot, have to go to the BIOS and tinker with TB related settings until it works... kinda (no camera, no mic, speakers, no USB ports, etc yet, might never work on Windows sadly if the Studio Display is any metric).
- All of that for a grand total of TWO Type-C connectors TB ports.
Question: I see that there's
Centre Stage, that's kinda goodfun and giggles, but the MacBook M1 Pro has Portrait, I kinda like that one better because it does the blur hardware side (Teams and Discord eats precious CPU cycles when doing that), does anybody knows if
Portrait Video Effects will come to the Studio Display too? A bit of a boomer.
Fun fact: the display was delivered from the Apple Store by... wait for it...
UberEats, did that make me laugh.
Hey, according to app.truflation.com food rate inflation is ~30% vs personal items at 5%, might start learning how to eat them then!.