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Apple is expected to release a second-generation Pro Display XDR with a built-in camera, likely supporting features like Center Stage and ultra-wide perspectives, along with potential hardware upgrades such as 7K resolution, Thunderbolt 4/5 ports, and embedded Apple silicon.
Apple is reportedly working on a new version of its Pro Display XDR, potentially featuring an Apple Silicon chip, which would enable built-in features like a camera and speakers. The next-generation display might also incorporate quantum-dot technology, similar to the latest MacBook Pro models. While details on refresh rates and other specifications remain unclear, a 7K resolution and a launch window of late 2025 to early 2026 are speculated. The current Pro Display XDR, released in 2019, lacks these advancements.
Apple is expected to upgrade its Pro Display XDR with quantum-dot technology, similar to the recent M4 MacBook Pro models, enhancing color accuracy and motion performance. Display analyst Ross Young suggests this update will replace the current KSF phosphor film, offering better color gamut support. The Pro Display XDR, priced at $4,999, has not been updated in five years, and while a release date is not confirmed, the upgrade could include features like nano-texture for reduced reflections and possibly an Apple Silicon chip.
The Pro Display XDR, Apple's high-end monitor, is now four years old, and rumors suggest that a new model may be in the works. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has reported that Apple is developing an updated Pro Display XDR with an Apple silicon chip, while also working on multiple next-generation monitors. Customers are hoping for additions like a webcam, speakers, and a higher refresh rate. Additionally, there are rumors of a larger 32-inch iMac with mini-LED backlighting being developed for release in late 2024 or 2025.
Apple is reportedly in the early stages of developing a larger 32-inch iMac powered by Apple Silicon, potentially set to launch in 2025. The new iMac model could serve as a replacement for the Mac Studio and Pro Display XDR setup, offering an all-in-one solution with enhanced performance. While details about the specific chip are unknown, it is speculated that the 32-inch iMac could feature an M3 Pro or M3 Max chip. Additionally, Apple is also working on a new model of the 24-inch iMac with faster internals, expected to be released early next year.
Dell has launched its UltraSharp 32 6K Monitor, which is available for $3,199, 50% less than Apple's 32-inch Pro Display XDR. The monitor features IPS Black tech, 99% DCI-P3, a Thunderbolt 4 hub, 140W passthrough charging, a built-in 4K webcam, noise-canceling mics, and more. While it may not match the Pro Display XDR feature for feature, it is a compelling alternative for creative pros and prosumers at a fraction of the price.