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The Apple Studio Display autodetects rotation and lets the connected computer know so it can adjust the picture accordingly, but it connects over Thunderbolt. I
by jwells89 3y ago
The Apple Studio Display autodetects rotation and lets the connected computer know so it can adjust the picture accordingly, but it connects over Thunderbolt. It should be possible for monitors to do this over USB-C too, but I’m not sure about plain DisplayPort or HDMI.
- gsich 3y agoI2C (Aux) could do this.
- theodric 3y agosigh Ok FINE I will move the goalpost I want all that in a monitor that doesn't cost more than a typical modal monthly income in Europe
- mickelsen 3y agoNot Europe but Latin America, still even taking the US into account... man, the monitor market is so bad! Mass items still stuck in low resolutions, 4k goes way up, and not so many options. I mean I get it's not the TV market, but it does feel more niche compared to 10 years ago. The earliest used iMacs with 5K displays seem consistent options on the affordable side tho, and better than test-driving a possible lemon from DELL/HP/Spectre or a middle range panel from Samsung/LG.
- deergomoo 3y ago> it connects over Thunderbolt Not exclusively—it supports regular DP Alt Mode, though no idea if those advanced features also work.