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mhm, no stand-alone display? I'd get one of those, not getting an iMac though.
by tvon 12y ago
mhm, no stand-alone display? I'd get one of those, not getting an iMac though.
- josho 12y agoI'm sure that will come when the MacBooks have the power to drive a 5k display.
- zwily 12y agoLook for new MBPs with Thunderbolt 3 next year, along with a Thunderbolt 5k display.
- hamstergene 12y agoI don't think one is even possible until Intel releases Thunderbolt 3. Transferring True-color 5120x2880 at 60 fps requires at least 25GBit/s connection, and no existing connections (on shipped computers) can handle that. The best ones currently are Thunderbolt 2 with 20 GBps, and DisplayPort 1.2 with 17GBps. Only just a few weeks ago, DisplayPort 1.3 was released, which tops 32Gbps, and upcoming Thunderbolt 3 is promising 40 Gbps. Those two are finally making honest-60fps 27" Retina Display possible, so it should not be long until we see one. (Though of course that will require Apple to update all Macs with Thunderbolt 3 or DP 1.3 ports first)