True to the prediction of some tipsters, Apple has now officially announced several products including the Mac Studio and Studio Display. The two products have long been tipped to arrive during the much-anticipated “Peek performance” event. A tipster had even given us a sneak peek of the Mac Studio’s design right before the launch.
The Apple Mac Studio was launched with a new M1 Ultra chip in a compact package. It is a professional-level Mac that also gives high performance even with its compact package. The Mac Studio sits in between the Mac mini and the Mac Pro. It guarantees high performance using Apple Silicon in desktop form and without a monitor. The device also supports up to 128GB of RAM and up to 8TB of SSD. 
There are assortments of ports available within the device including the Thunderbolt 4 for the M1 Ultra, Bluetooth 5.0, and Wi-Fi 6. The Mac Studio is 7.7 inches in width and depth, while its length is 3.7 inches. 
The Apple Studio Display is significantly cheaper than its high-end counterpart. It has a 27-inch 5K display, a center stage webcam, and decent pricing to boot. The nano texture display option will help the user to minimize glare. The A13 chip helped to expand the features and functionality of the Studio Display. It has an all-aluminum covering, thin bezels, and an integrated stand that accommodates up to 30 degrees tilt. 
The Mac Studio has up to 8TB of storage and it starts from $1,999 for the model with M1 Max and $3,999 with M1 Ultra. The Apple Studio Display is priced at $1,599 will also be on March 18.
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