A 6K panel wouldn’t make sense for consumers, but I could see Apple making the jump to 8K for a large TV and offering a lower-cost 4K TV with some of the same innovations in this pro-level display. Seeing the Pro Display XDR in person made me wonder where Apple could take this technology next. "Apple's video engineers are superb, as evidenced by the uniquely specified panels used in the iPad and iPhone, never mind the Pro Display XDR, which appears to be competitive with reference monitors at a fraction of the price," said Avi Greengart, lead analyst at Techsponential. Plus, the Apple Pro Display looked brighter than Sony’s monitor. The sky and clouds looked more realistic on Apple’s display. Sony’s professional OLED monitor, a BVM-X300 V2 that costs over $25,000, delivered overly warm hues in a landscape shot. The Apple Pro Display XDR also offers a P3 wide color gamut and 10-bit colors, which means pros get more than 1 billion colors.
(Image credit: Although Apple's Pro Display XDR is designed for creative pros, Apple could bring some its innovations to high-end TVs.
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