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Raymond Wong

Apple's Studio Display could have been cheaper without these 3 features

Apple is back in good standing with creators who use their computers to actually make things. (Gamers, it still sucks. Maybe one day!) The fact that the Mac Studio and the Studio Display are back-ordered until May shows there’s a lot of interest in the new products.

Let’s talk about the Studio Display for a second, though. It starts at $1,599 for the standard glass version with tilting stand. The nano-texture glass version that resists reflections with tilting stand is $1,899. The standard version with the tilting and height-adjustable stand is an extra $400, for a total $1,999. The nano-texture glass Studio Display with the tilting and height-adjustable stand is $2,299. All of this is before tax. (Apply for your state/country.)

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