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Apple may be designing a new, more independent Mac display

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Apple may be designing a new display with a custom Apple silicon chip — similar to the A13-powered Studio Display — that would allow it to have behavior that is completely independent of the Mac, such as the ability to act as a smart display when not in use, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman said in the subscriber-only edition of its Power On newsletter today.

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Rumors have been circulating for a while about Apple's display plans. For example, the company may be working on a 27-inch mini-LED display and a follow-up to the expensive Apple Pro Display XDR, with Siri capabilities built into the Mac displays themselves, possibly.

The new Smart Display feature is very similar to the StandBy feature that will be coming to iOS 17 later this year. StandBy allows iPhones to act as smart displays when they’re plugged in and turned horizontally. The feature works somewhat like an alarm clock, setting the display to a dim red color at night while you’re sleeping, while also adding widgets that can be viewed and controlled from your smart home directly from StandBy.

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Interestingly, this feature, or something very similar, was first rumored for the iPad late last year, but Apple didn't announce it for its tablets at WWDC 2023. Whether it will come to future versions of iPadOS 17 remains to be seen.

In short, Apple has the potential to create a display that could be a game-changer in the display game. Whatever it is, we're looking forward to it.

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source of information:theverge.com

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