It hasn’t been long since the last event Apple has had the opportunity to unveil several new interesting products, which have passed from the new mac mini ai iPhone SE 3 with support to the 5Geven with the new one in the middle Studio view We are talking about a cheaper monitor than what has been seen with the latest devices from the company, which uses the SoCs of the iPhones and a version modified by iOS 15.4, resulting in many ways similar to the iMacs released in 2014 .
As explained by 9to5Macthe YouTuber Luke Mianic has taken on a particularly interesting challenge given the similarities between the two devices, which are in fact very different, and has decided to transform the Cupertino giant’s 2014 27-inch iMac into one of the new monitors, yielding a surprisingly defined result was obtained with a figure that it is about half the cost of the Studio Display. Find his statement below:
Apple’s new Studio Display is a really cool product, but at $1,599 it’s downright awful. Since there are very few monitors that use 5K resolution on a 27-inch, that’s not a good idea for some people. It’s just the only option. However, if you don’t want to spend $1,600 on an Apple Display Studio, you can try making your own!
To achieve this, the user used the Target display mode, turning iMacs into external displays. At about $600, it was possible to rebuild the 2014 iMac into a new display, which involved disassembling it completely and integrating the new panel. A not easy process, however, which has been successfully completed, with even the option of using the type-C connector and the webcam of the iMacs, and with a total cost of only $829, despite the various problems present.
Source: Lega Nerd
