Approaching the WWDC and some Apple accessories, precisely which longer carry without updating it, they begin to run out, even to disappear from some shelves in the Apple Store. The case of screens is Thunderbolt Display, as already we had yesterday. Before these incidents rumours about a renewal of these products are immediate, and according to some sources close to Apple these monitors could be renewed with models with resolution 5 K and, here comes the surprise, they could integrate a GPU which would be ideal for connecting equipment with low-powered graphics.
A screen with Integrated GPU? What would a device as well? Imagine a screen with resolution 5120 × 2880 that connect your small and lightweight MacBook when you get home or to work. Everyone knows that power is not exactly one of the virtues of this ultraportable, but the graphics card integrated in the display together with the evident fact of having a screen larger than gives the MacBook, it would be very useful to perform heavy tasks of editing video or photos. The rest of the work be carried out by the new Os X 10.12 (or macOS 12, who knows) that would pass to use a graphic or another depending on if we have the display connected or not. Remember that in addition the MacBook would load via the same cable that connect the laptop to the screen.
They are just rumors, but that could be perfectly fulfilled. It is true that the WWDC is not usually a showcase for many changes of hardware, but new devices related to Apple computers are almost always, leaving the Keynote of September for the presentation of iPhones and iPads. There are just two weeks so that those rumors are gone and we move on to action. Of course, you’ll have all the information here, live.
