Apple Studio Display with 5k resolution, A13-soc and 12Mp webcam costs 1779 euros

Apple introduces a 27″ monitor with a 5k resolution of 5120×2880 pixels. The Apple Studio Display has a built-in webcam, an audio system with six speakers and an A13-soc to control camera and audio functions.

The Apple Studio Display has an aluminum housing and achieves a brightness of up to 600cd/m², Apple says. Integrated into the monitor is a 12-megapixel webcam with an ultra-wide angle lens. Microphones and speakers are also built in and Apple gives the monitor the A13-soc for processing images and sound. This allows the computing power of a connected Mac to be fully utilized for other tasks.

The screen supports Apple’s True Tone technology for adapting the image display to the ambient light and, according to Apple, can display the P3 color space. On the back of the monitor are four USB-C connections, one with Thunderbolt 3 support.

Apple Studio Display and Mac Studio

Apple will sell the monitor from March 18 for a price of 1,779 euros. A version with nano-textured glass costs EUR 2029. Apple supplies a tiltable stand or a VESA adapter and a tiltable and height-adjustable stand is available for an additional cost of 460 euros.

It’s been nearly three years since Apple announced a monitor. That concerned the Pro Display XDR, which Apple introduced in June 2019. That 5499 euro 32 “screen has a 6k resolution of 6016×3384 pixels, backlight consisting of 576 dimmable zones and a peak brightness of 1600cd/m².