What’s the deal with Apple’s Studio Display (and who would want it)?
Apple's new Studio Display is a conundrum: It's got a great 5K screen, an older iPhone chip, 64GB of RAM, an okay webcam, good speakers — and a $1,599 price tag. Apple is known for recycling hardware from its parts bins, but is the Studio Display a little too recycled? Macworld Executive Editor Michael Simon and Computerworld Executive Editor Ken Mingis join Juliet to discuss what frustrations people have with the d…
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