• @JayPalm
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    1 year ago

    Isn’t it a bandwidth issue? If not that, then probably it’s just too expensive to produce for a prosumer-grade product. I think there’s a market for this product, as there’s presumably a market for the Studio Display that they’re trying to compete with, but I would guess that this quickly drops to ~$1000 if they actually want to move these. Making this with a 5k/120fps display would certainly push their price above Apples and I just kinda doubt there’s enough of a market. Pricing it equal to the Studio display seems like they’re just testing the waters but no way can be a long term thing.

    • @LufyCZ
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      41 year ago

      Since 8k60 exists, I’m sure at least 90hz would be doable with today’s standards

      • @[email protected]
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        11 year ago

        Currently 8k requires two displayport cables or thunderbolt with DSC (compression), which is not optimal

        • @LufyCZ
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          11 year ago

          Hdmi 2.1 can do 8k60

      • @JayPalm
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        11 year ago

        As far as data, ok. Haven’t ever looked for an 8k display. Nothing in the Apple world seems to do 90hz though, it’s 60 or 120. I wonder if MacBook Pro support display outputting those high res/high refresh rates also.

    • @LetMeEatCake
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      21 year ago

      DisplayPort 2.0 can 5k/120 with DSC and UHBR 10 cables, or 5k/120 without DSC on UHBR 13.5 cables. HDMI 2.1 can handle 5k/120 with DSC in use.

      It’s not a bandwidth limitation.

      • @JayPalm
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        11 year ago

        But is there enough bandwidth to spare such that you can still send data back the other way? Pretty much all displays function as a USB hub as well.

        • @LetMeEatCake
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          11 year ago

          Yes. Thunderbolt 5 supports DP 2.1, with up to 80 Gbit/s of bandwidth. A 5k/120 with 10 bit color and no DSC display needs 57 Gbit/s of bandwidth.