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Bit disappointed that they're still using the same mini LED displays. After the iPhone announce, I was looking forward to proper OLED with 1600 nit peak for the
by skrrtww 3y ago
Bit disappointed that they're still using the same mini LED displays. After the iPhone announce, I was looking forward to proper OLED with 1600 nit peak for the MacBook Pros.
Don't get me wrong, I'm very happy with my 16" Max display, but the dimming zones are quite visible, especially with poorly brightness-mastered content (some of which is on Apple TV+!).
I can't watch the whole event, but the continued complete lack of marketing toward gamers I must say is also a bit disappointing. You have these fancy GPUs, Apple; go for the jugular!
- smith7018 3y agoIt's especially annoying that they announced ray tracing support but didn't show a real title using it. I wonder what happened internally because I'm sure they were working with partners to get it working... I mean, RE Village launched today on iOS and macOS and would've been a great demo for graphics and to boost sales.
- AprilArcus 3y agoOLED image retention makes them a bad match for desktop operating systems that have a lot of static elements like menu bars, docs, task bars, etc.
- rsynnott 3y agoAn OLED would actively put me off buying it for now, I think. Laptop screens are expected to keep operating a very long time; it seems likely that burn-in would shorten the product lifetime a lot. My current personal laptop is a 2016 13" Pro, and it's basically _fine_. People keep laptops for quite a long time now; I don't think OLED is there on durability.
- alberth 3y agoSwitching display tech is a massive ordeal for Apple. Because a huge point of pride for Apple is that regardless of the Apple device you are using, color accuracy & picture are the same and matched across devices (between iPhone / iPad/ Studio Display / MacBooks).