MacBook Pro 16-Inch
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MacBook Pro 16-Inch
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Re: MacBook Pro 16-Inch
#2The screen is disappointing to me. Sure it has a high resolution but it's not oled, only 60Hz, and still doesn't support touch inputs.
Re: MacBook Pro 16-Inch
#3The screen is disappointing to me. Sure it has a high resolution but it's not oled, only 60Hz, and still doesn't support touch inputs.
Touch inputs aside, have you actually compared it to other screens?
Re: MacBook Pro 16-Inch
#4Hardware ESC button. A major improvement!
Still, I would rather prefer a row of standard functional keys. You want a touch bar? Place it over the F keys, there is plenty of space on 16" model.
Page Up/Page Down and Home/End would have been also nice.
Re: MacBook Pro 16-Inch
#5The screen is disappointing to me. Sure it has a high resolution but it's not oled, only 60Hz, and still doesn't support touch inputs.
Touch inputs aside, have you actually compared it to other screens?
You don't need to compare it to anything when the specifications says 60Hz or no oled.
Re: MacBook Pro 16-Inch
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Touch inputs aside, have you actually compared it to other screens?
You don't need to compare it to anything when the specifications says 60Hz or no oled.
Is OLED somehow better than the LCD they have chosen for professional work?
My understanding is that the color reproduction from these high gamut LCD’s is more accurate than that from OLED.
Re: MacBook Pro 16-Inch
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
You don't need to compare it to anything when the specifications says 60Hz or no oled.
Is OLED somehow better than the LCD they have chosen for professional work? My understanding is that the color reproduction from these high gamut LCD’s is more accurate than that from OLED.
That's probably true, maybe some customers prefer more accurate colours. Personally I prefer higher contrast or a smooth display (I don't think a laptop oled display with 120hz or more exists yet).