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Well, I'm not certain about past models, but the current MacBook Pro advertises "Wide color (P3)", referring to the DCI P3 gamut. This obviously requires a wid
by ScottBurson 9y ago
Well, I'm not certain about past models, but the current MacBook Pro advertises "Wide color (P3)", referring to the DCI P3 gamut. This obviously requires a wide-gamut backlight of some kind. I found this [0] blog post talking about DCI P3 vs. Adobe RGB.
Looks like the iPhone 7 was the first iPhone with a wide gamut [1]. No idea about the iPad.
[0] http://www.colourspace.xyz/the-new-apple-imac-and-the-dci-p3-colour-gamut/ http://www.colourspace.xyz/the-new-apple-imac-and-the-dci-p3...
[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/5287c3/lets_talk_about_that_new_display_in_iphone_7/ https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/5287c3/lets_talk_abo...