27" is awful close to 24". Considering the most popular sizes of display on the market are 30-34", I just don't see why they'd choose 27 as their large imac size again (and derivative standalone display). What kind of studio wants small displays? Doesn't make a ton of sense.
It's gonna have a power brick, isn't it?
Hopefully with a built-in webcam and speakers.
No external ports is strange to me.
Hopefully. Not that I'm in the market for a monitor, but if it cant be mounted on a separate stand or adjust up/down, I wouldnt be interested.
Indeed, the rumors today are just going wild$1000 seems to be a reasonable price. We will find out tomorrow
The exact display I am wanting is basically the new iMac format, minus the Mac (and associated chin).If its $1000 I'll get it on day one. Please be good to us
So we are using unverified click bait YouTubers as actual news now?
Hopefully it’s a color screen too. ?Hopefully there's a VESA option ?
30-34" at "4k" UHD... so < 150 ppi.Considering the most popular sizes of display on the market are 30-34"
Love that design.
27" is almost 30% larger than 24". It's nowhere near the same size. I don't know how you are defining popular, but 27" is much more common than 32" monitors which have far lower PPI. Getting a 32" 4K display is like getting a 27" 1080p monitor.27" is awful close to 24". Considering the most popular sizes of display on the market are 30-34", I just don't see why they'd choose 27 as their large imac size again (and derivative standalone display). What kind of studio wants small displays? Doesn't make a ton of sense.
After using 38" wide curved LG and 30" Apple Cinema displays, it feels like squinting to look at a 27" imac. I think the norm has moved on.
You can buy 24inch iMac for 1299$ or 1199$ after some seasonal discounts so I cant see how charging 1000$ for 27inch monitor alone is reasonable. For 1000$ you can already buy quite a decent 5k monitor which probably would have the same panel that apple will be using. Hope this monitor has some hardware acceleration which may justify going for Apple product.$1000 seems to be a reasonable price. We will find out tomorrow
If it's as thin as the renders show, then yes a power brick is a must. There's no technology available that would allow to include the necessary electrical components in a display this thin.It's gonna have a power brick, isn't it?
Yeah, admittedly I have a 32" QHD monitor that I picked up for around $400, so I'd have trouble justifying $1000, even though it is higher resolution (and probably better calibrated).It looks nice, but it’s still too expensive for me. $1000 for a 27 inch monitor is pricey. 32 inch monitors start in the $300 range. They may not be great monitors, but that’s the where they are. I bought my Mac Mini with 1TB for $1,099, I can’t justify spending another $1000 on a monitor when I could by an iMac for $1,299. I was really hoping that Apple would come up with something starting at around $500. We’ll see come tomowrrow.
Please please Pleaaaase include a VESA mount. Many of us would like to place and orientate an LCD where we choose!If its $1000 I'll get it on day one. Please be good to us
It better notIt's gonna have a power brick, isn't it?