And if you're going to get one, chances are you already have a VESA mount set up for an editing bay and won't need a stand.Ī baseline Mac Pro with a baseline Pro Display XDR and the Pro Stand will cost you $11,997. High-end reference monitors that are calibrated can cost $18,000 and more. Obviously none of this is aimed at your average consumer.

When the price was announced murmurs of dissatisfaction could be heard throughout the audience.įor a stand, it's actually quite beautiful. You can also tilt and rotate the display into landscape or portrait. The Pro Stand has an adjustable height with a travel of 120 millimeters. Returning to Apple's WWDC after 20 years, now with 5 OSes instead of 1.

New Mac Pro makes its debut, starts at $5,999.Apple iOS 13: New Siri voice, camera tools, Dark Mode for iPhone.The only other option is to buy a $199 VESA mount adapter and attach it to a stand or rail. There's the Pro Stand for $999, the same price of the last external display Apple sold - which by the way came with a stand. If you don't want to prop your Pro Display XDR up against a pile of books, you have two options - and both will cost you more money. Read: Everything Apple announced at WWDC 2019 It's the fact that it doesn't come with an actual stand to hold it up. What's insane about the new standalone display isn't the 10-bit color, 1,600 nits of brightness or 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio. Apple also announced a 6K resolution reference monitor called the Pro Display XDR which starts at $4,999. The new high-end computer is aimed at creative professionals and starts out at $5,999. When Tim Cook announced the new Mac Pro at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2019) the audience broke out into cheers. This story is part of WWDC 2022, CNET's complete coverage from and about Apple's annual developers conference.

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