Mac Pro needs a monitor. While all Apple devices are reviewd The current Apple Thunderbolt Monitor Display dates back to 2012 and is about 3 cms thick. Does anyone know if thi smonitor is going to be upgraded any soon? (Everytime I buy an apple device a new model comes up 3 or 4 months later)
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iClarified - October 25, 2014 at 6:26pm
This is a good question. It may be a while. For the 5K iMac, Apple was able to develop a custom solution for driving the 5K display panel.
For an external 5K monitor, Apple will likely need to implement the Display Port 1.3 standard. That requires computers with Intel's Skylake processors. Those aren't supposed to arrive until late 2015 or early 2016.
Thus, it could be quite a wait for a new 5K Apple monitor. Theoretically, the company could release a 4K monitor or a 5K monitor that uses two DisplayPort 1.2 cables but that doesn't seem too likely at this point.
For an external 5K monitor, Apple will likely need to implement the Display Port 1.3 standard. That requires computers with Intel's Skylake processors. Those aren't supposed to arrive until late 2015 or early 2016.
Thus, it could be quite a wait for a new 5K Apple monitor. Theoretically, the company could release a 4K monitor or a 5K monitor that uses two DisplayPort 1.2 cables but that doesn't seem too likely at this point.