Nice find 👌One bit from the Apple Support document for the iPad Pro XDR display often got missed is that Apple uses the M1 chip’s capability to drive the backlight mini LED arrays as if it’s another screen, so that the backlight matches the image above perfectly.
Are you able to elaborate? Thanks!A million nits don’t matter if it blooms like crazy
Good thing it does not. Barely noticeable I would say.A million nits don’t matter if it blooms like crazy
Wow. That is clever. What a way to keep costs down but I wonder what that means for a miniLED MacBook Pro. Does Apple add support for an additional display? Right now the high-end MBP supports 4 displays and the internal Retina display. Would Apple have to support 6 displays to match the Intel MBP?One bit from the Apple Support document for the iPad Pro XDR display often got missed is that Apple uses the M1 chip’s capability to drive the backlight mini LED arrays as if it’s another screen, so that the backlight matches the image above perfectly.
What would they call it? Apple TV Max? 😉Imagine such a TV with Apple's Mini LED's density. 200,000 LEDs with 50,000 local dimming zones.
Apple should start producing TVs!
Call it the Apple TV RE (Really Expensive). Let's see - $5K for a 32" monitor. $10K for a 60" TV?What would they call it? Apple TV Max? 😉