> almost no one will buy it Just like reference monitors which are much pricier, it doesn't mean they have no reason to exist. This Apple Display fits in a st

> almost no one will buy it Just like reference monitors which are much pricier, it doesn't mean they have no reason to exist. This Apple Display fits in a strange zone in between reference monitors and high quality "regular" displays (which the previous Apple [Cinema||Thunderbolt] Display went at) that no one else went for. The question is, is there a market for that niche or is that a "Vader trash can" Mac Pro mistake again?