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12.9-inch iPad Pro review roundup: A gorgeous screen and tremendous speed But is it enough to buy one? body> Like the iMac, the new iPad Pro goes on sale this week, and the first reviews are beginning to arrive. And as expected, the screen and the processor are mind-blowingly good. Dieter Bohn at the Verge calls the iPad Pro's Liquid Retina XDR display the best thing for watching movies that isn't a high-end television and functionally equivalent to a high-end OLED TV. It's so good, he says, that you won't even notice it at first: The magic kicks in when you are viewing videos or photos in fu...

Apple May Extend XDR Displays From iPad Pro To 14-Inch And 16-Inch MacBook Pro KEY POINTS The high-end devices will feature the return of several features from previous launches The MacBook Pro received its last update on Nov. 2020 Apple is reportedly planning to extend its Extreme Dynamic Range (XDR) displays from the 12.9-inch iPad Pro to the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro. A day after releasing the 12.9-inch iPad Pro featuring the Liquid Retina XDR displays, reports are rife that Apple is up to another mind-boggling innovation. Taiwanese research firm TrendForce reported that the tech g...

iPad Pro M1 (2021) vs iPad Pro (2020) It's what's on the inside that counts with the new iPad Pro for 2021: an M1 processor, Liquid Retina XDR display, 5G, Thunderbolt and more. Here's how it compares to its predecessor. | 2 hours ago Our Verdict With both models offering the same design, it's down to whether you find the 2021 iPad Pro's hardware upgrades tempting. The XDR display on the 12.9in will certainly lure many but both sizes get the powerful M1 chip, Thunderbolt/USB 4 and optional 5G making them compelling devices. Price when reviewed Retailer View more prices iPad Pro 12.9in (2021) ...

Apple has tweaked its marketing for the Pro Display XDR in the UK following an investigation by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA). Apple "informally resolved" an ASA case last week and, according to 9to5Mac, it was related to the As of today, Apple is no longer marketing the Pro Display XDR as "far beyond HDR" on the product page in the UK. The ASA reportedly asked it to remove that language after it received complaints and investigated. Apple had claimed that with XDR (or Extreme Dynamic Range) and its backlighting tech, the monitor "takes brightness, contrast and color to a new ...

  Apple has changed how it markets the Pro Display XDR in the United Kingdom following complaints to an advertising regulator, with it no longer using the words "Far beyond HDR" to describe the screen. Apple's Pro Display XDR is an impressively powerful monitor, capable of displaying HDR10 content as well as Dolby Vision and HLG playback. While Apple routinely proclaims the display's virtues, it's had to modify its messaging in the United Kingdom at least. Following complaints made to the Advertising Standards Authority, Apple has updated its website to remove the phrase "Far beyond HDR" f...