Im surprised that this display is still wired. Considering that it has an A chip inside, why not just make it into a wireless display with universal control support? Just put your macbook/iPad on its side, and bam. Man, such missed opportunity.
I’m trippin’. I don’t understand why USB 3 is worse than USB 2; how does that work?
Im surprised that this display is still wired. Considering that it has an A chip inside, why not just make it into a wireless display with universal control support? Just put your macbook/iPad on its side, and bam. Man, such missed opportunity.
I don’t think it runs on an OS. The A13 is just to offload some processing from the devices you plug into it.Dumb question. Since the Studio display has a A13 Bionic built in for the web cam and running some version of iOS, can the display support Apple SideCar from other devices?
While I've never tried, my understanding is that I can connect my mini to a USB-C monitor, and have display, mouse, and keyboard support with the single cable. It's not a perfect solution compared to macOS or Windows, but it's not really different than Universal Control either.Why would someone use an iPad as a tradicional desktop connected to a ($1600) monitor? ?
If I want to show something for a lot of people I just use Airplay or hdmi for keynotes…
In order to do those processing, it has to have some sort of an OS. Will be interesting to see what it's running. Maybe an even more condensed and simplified version of tvOS.I don’t think it runs on an OS. The A13 is just to offload some processing from the devices you plug into it.
The Studio Display is not a standalone Mac or iOS device.
It’s not. It’s a typo.I’m trippin’. I don’t understand why USB 3 is worse than USB 2; how does that work?
Im surprised that this display is still wired. Considering that it has an A chip inside, why not just make it into a wireless display with universal control support? Just put your macbook/iPad on its side, and bam. Man, such missed opportunity.
Bummer, but honestly, who really wants to use an external display with an iPad? No matter the model you have, and except very few apps, you’ll be stuck with 4:3 mirroring. Nobody wants that on a 5K monitor
I'm wondering if just the video part will work on Windows machines but not the speakers or web cam. . . .Similar situation here. I'll find out when it arrives and will let you know!
Tim
That's a definite improvement over the LG Ultrafine 5K USB-C Port speeds!The USB-C ports on the back of the Studio Display are rated up to 10Gbps, so mostl likely USB 3.1 Gen 2.
Source: https://www.apple.com/studio-display/specs/
It will work with Windows (per this report [never heard of the site before]): https://mobilesyrup.com/2022/03/08/apples-new-studio-display-will-work-with-windows-devices/I'm wondering if just the video part will work on Windows machines but not the speakers or web cam. . . .
Same question here. How would you switch inputs though?I'm wondering if just the video part will work on Windows machines but not the speakers or web cam. . . .
Just Airplay to the Mac that is connected to the 5K display, play directly from the Mac connected to it or buy a big screen 4K HDTV. You’re over complicating things immensely with zero upside.With a HDMi 2.1 to USB-C adaptor cable, do you think the Apple TV 4K would output to this?
I'm wondering if just the video part will work on Windows machines but not the speakers or web cam. . . .