Apple has released new firmware for its Pro Display XDR that will allow users to customize their reference modes.
Do you like looking at spec sheets? Give this new technical overview for the Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR a try, it will blow your mind!
Reviews of Pro Display XDR monitor have been hard to come by. And this one isn't pulling any punches.
Quinn Nelson of Snazzy Labs has reviewed the $4,999 Apple Pro Display XDR. But does he like it? Well, maybe.
Apple announced the Pro Display XDR and immediately pitted it against $40,000 reference monitors so it had to be good. And now a new report shows that it's every bit as good as Apple said it is.
With so much talk about Mac Pro, it's easy to forget about the Pro Display XDR monitor that arrived alongside it. The list of officially supported computers is short, but what if you go off-piste?
Blackmagic has released a firmware update for its eGPU units, which will bring support for Apple's new Pro Display XDR.
It appears that Apple's Pro Display XDR is compatible with Apple's iMac Pro, despite the fact that it is not listed as a supported device by Apple on the products technical specifications page.
Apple's new Pro Display XDR is amazing in a number of ways. Not least the fact that those with the nano-texture model need to use a special cleaning cloth to keep it spotless.
Apple has sent an email announcing that orders for the long-awaited Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR will begin on December 10th.