Hints Increasingly Point to Impending Launch of Apple's 27" LED Cinema Display
Apple's Mac Pro customization page as it appeared earlier this week
As noted by 9 to 5 Mac a few days ago, the customization pages for Mac Pro orders placed through Apple's online store were displaying updated descriptions advertising the 27-inch display as an option, despite the fact that only the 24" and 30" models remained available as selections. While Apple's site has since been reverted to omit descriptions of the 27" display, it is clear that some adjustments were going on behind the scenes that suggest preparations for launch of the new display may be underway.
Apple's 30" and 24" displays currently unavailable in Australian online store
That hint has now been followed by the apparent complete discontinuation of the 24" and 30" displays in several international online Apple stores such as those for Australia and New Zealand. While the models showed availability of "within 24 hours" just a day or two ago, the stores now list the models as "Currently Unavailable".
Officially, Apple continues to list the 27" display as "Coming September" in the U.S. and a number of other markets, while Apple's sites for Australia and New Zealand simply note that the new model is "Coming Soon". It appears, however, that based on the continuing changes to Apple's online store listing and availabilities, Apple may be preparing to take orders for the new 27" LED display in the very near future.
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(View all)So the 27" is the only cinema display offered after everything else sells out?? :confused:
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They can keep the thing as far as I'm concerned. Offering a premium level screen with 72% gamut, 16:9 ratio and glossy screen is stupid. I'm sure the suckers wil buy it though . I'm more looking forward to the new Dell 30 inch that has a much wider gamut, matte screen, more ports, and comes from the factory with color calibration.
Totally with you there. Apple have decided to leave that market to others. Fine by me... the last Dell display I purchased for work was superb, not cheap, but worth every penny.
The rumored MacBook Air from awhile ago?
iLife?
iWork?
Hey look, it's a Mac rumor :)
how is a display a Mac.....
unless you were attempting to be witty complaining like how everyone is anytime an article is about an iOS device... But I feel like you were mocking how you are surprised that this rumor is actually about a Mac.
But... it's not.
Display != Mac
They can keep the thing as far as I'm concerned. Offering a premium level screen with 72% gamut, 16:9 ratio and glossy screen is stupid. I'm sure the suckers wil buy it though . I'm more looking forward to the new Dell 30 inch that has a much wider gamut, matte screen, more ports, and comes from the factory with color calibration.
With you - better displays can be found elsewhere for less money. This is one Apple product where that line is actually true in my opinion.
The only thing the Apple display has going for it is the looks. Oh and the nice logo. :)
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