Apple has announced two all-new products that radically upgrade the Apple Mac range even further
: 24.5 x 18.8 x 6.6 inches including stand |If all you want from a computer is somewhere to type an email and surf the web, let’s be honest, the Mac Studio is overkill. But boy, it looks so dreamy that you may talk yourself into getting it anyway.
The Studio Display is a 27-inch flat screen with thin bezels. But it has a 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera in the top edge which is capable of Center Stage, the advanced video calling feature that crops, scans and pans the image intelligently to keep you in the middle of the action, even if you fidget or move around a lot. It has six speakers on board capable of Spatial Audio sound, which is one of the features that needs an advanced processor like the A13 Bionic inside.
Even with the M1 Max chip, Mac Studio delivers three times the performance of the just-deleted 27-inch iMac in its most high-end configuration. The results are slightly mind-blowing. Take an advanced program like Lightroom, where the Mac Studio can display high-resolution images. There’s nothing remarkable about that, of course, but start testing the capabilities of the computer by scrolling through full-size images and the system really flies.
Spin it through 180 degrees and the rear is perforated for ventilation. You’ll also find four Thunderbolt 4 sockets, one 10Gb Ethernet, two USB-A, one HDMI, a 3.5mm headphone jack and a rather big power socket. This, by the way, is not the same magnetic connector found on the latest iMac. Altogether, this is a very well-connected computer, so the need for dongles and adaptors is significantly reduced.
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