While it may be interesting to buy if you're a Windows or Mac user, it's quite pricey for what it is. Reportedly, the Studio Display, which costs $1,600 and has USB-C and Thunderbolt connectivity, may not be suitable for all Windows users. The webcam will also appear as a 13 MP webcam, and the monitor resolution will be determined by your PC. Features like Center Stage will not operate on Windows systems. While paired to a PC that supports it, the display "acts like any standard monitor with a built-in webcam and speakers," according to Bender. Even though the professional-level monitor with 5K resolution is primarily geared at multimedia creators using Apple's Mac devices, it appears that it may also function with Windows computers.Īlthough Apple's new display's webpage does not explicitly mention Windows support, Apple spokesperson Alex Bender told The Verge that the Studio Display will operate properly in Windows. The new Studio Display was one of the attractions of Apple's March 8 event this week.
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