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Everything You Need To Know About Apple’s ProMotion Display

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- Updated: 19th Apr 2021, 17:41 IST
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ProMotion has been one of Apple’s best iPad highlights for years now. And they are improving day by day. But what is it exactly? Here’s everything you need to know

The striking, redesigned Retina display in iPad Pro highlights ProMotion. A new technology that is very much responsive and with smooth motion content.

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With ProMotion, Apple Pencil is even more responsive with 20-millisecond pixels that makes it easier to work. It’s said to be the company’s best till now. The ProMotion also improves display quality and automatically adjusting the display refresh rate to conserve power to match the flow of the content. This means better battery life for you without losing out on the smooth display.

Apple has also announced its new display at WWDC, the Pro Display XDR. With new specs and a new screen.

Here is everything you need to know about the Pro Display XDR!

  • Retina 6K display, with a 32-inch LCD that has 20 million pixels!
  • 31.6 inches diagonally
  • 6K resolution
  • HDR capability
  • Low reflections
  • 1,000 nits brightness with 1,600 nits peak
  • 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio
  • P3 colour gamut
  • Thunderbolt 3

It doesn’t come with a stand. The Pro Stand is sold separately from the Pro Display XDR. If you buy the stand, you’ll be able to customise the tilt, height, and rotation and also it can be in portrait adjustment!

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Price

The Pro Display XDR could be approximately INR 3,75,000.00 just for the display itself. And if you want the Pro Stand, approximately INR 75,000. 

Currently, the only use of ProMotion can be found in Apple’s iPad Pro series of tablets and is said to be the main selling feature since the second-gen model.

Rumours suggest we will be able to see the new iPad Pro 2021 announced very soon, with the ProMotion tech featured again.

While an official refresh rate updates a display 60 times a second (60Hz), a 120Hz version doubles this for smoother scrolling, improved responsiveness and better gaming.



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