Not to fret, the 5k watch bands are confirmed.
Hahahhaa, gold!! I actually burst out laughing
Not to fret, the 5k watch bands are confirmed.
I will be at WWDC myself so it will be an exiting day anyway![]()
I agree with this. Every keynote these days is stuff that's been leaked and expected or just not quite as amazing as many had hoped for (think Apple Watch not being much different in function than any of the Android Wear stuff before it).I think most are just hoping Apple to introduce something that truly blows us away.
Something that hasn't happened for quite a while.
It's time for Apple to stop playing "guess what " games and start announcing what will be introduced before each keynote. There is no point in trying hard to surprise us because that was done in prior 2011. It's time for Apple to play "I'll tell you little about what will be released before keynote" game.
iMore posts things other than what color iPhone should you buy?
I'm sure there were Apple consumers willing to pay $2,000 for outdated mobile graphics cards soldered to the logic board.
5K display it isn't, $5k display it is.
you have been waiting on the sidelines for apple to put out a product that has better specs and a lower price than what is currently on the market?
Not sure why folks think a new cinema display would be overpriced, or that the 5K iMac is overpriced.
- Apple has never released a cinema display for more than $1000.
- The 27-inch iMac 5K starts at $1799.
- Dell's 27-inch 5K display starts at $1750.
Pricing & Availability
The 20-inch Cinema Display, 23-inch Cinema HD Display and the 30-inch Cinema HD Display are available through the Apple Store® (www.apple.com), at Apple’s retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers for a suggested retail price of $799 (US), $1,499 (US) and $2,999 (US), respectively. Power Mac G5 build-to-order options for the Cinema Display line include the NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Ultra DDL with 256MB DDR SDRAM for an additional $500 (US) with the 1.8 GHz, 2.0 GHz and 2.3 GHz systems and $450 (US) with the 2.7 GHz system or as a standalone kit for $599 (US) through the Apple Store (www.apple.com).
Apple Reduces Prices on Cinema Displays
Actually USB-C can't but Thunderbolt 3 can. Remember, just because they use the same connector doesn't mean they are the same. Unfortunately this is what we will be dealing with for the next ten years.Yes it can @60Hz
Yes, because there's no HDMI or DisplayPort connector that can drive 5K @ 60p
So, scratch eGPU off your list for now, but keep your eyes locked to the keynote on Monday, June 13, for lots of other amazingly cool stuff.
It's not uncommon for Dell and Apple to use the same brand/model of panel in question, I've seen that in the past as have some professional reviewers...
Then use 2 DP connectors. How come Dell can do it? Look, I have the 5K iMac, and the display is amazing, but I would prefer if it could be used as an external display.
Lol Hahha that would be true.That would be nice, but it requires something to pre-announce that is not a snooze![]()
It's a joke. I know it won't cost that much.Not sure why folks think a new cinema display would be overpriced, or that the 5K iMac is overpriced.
- Apple has never released a cinema display for more than $1000.
- The 27-inch iMac 5K starts at $1799.
- Dell's 27-inch 5K display starts at $1750.
Not sure why folks think a new cinema display would be overpriced, or that the 5K iMac is overpriced.
- Apple has never released a cinema display for more than $1000.
- The 27-inch iMac 5K starts at $1799.
- Dell's 27-inch 5K display starts at $1750.
It's time for Apple to stop playing "guess what " games and start announcing what will be introduced before each keynote. There is no point in trying hard to surprise us because that was done in prior 2011. It's time for Apple to play "I'll tell you little about what will be released before keynote" game.