many computer users Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), we end up buying some kind of external monitor for our Macs, and they usually aren't from Apple. Those offered by the company tend to have prices that are too high for many of us, and we end up buying cheaper monitors from other manufacturers.
LG has just introduced a new 32-inch monitor that perfectly meets any requirement of a Mac user. It is even compatible with AirPlay 2. Let's see.
Leading OLED TV company LG has just unveiled a new workstation monitor ideal for Mac users. The new smart monitor LG it arrives with webOS streaming functionality built into its 4-inch 32K panel. It has compatibility with AirPlay 2 and USB-C connectivity.
The new smart monitor LG 32SQ780S It is the latest addition to the brand's Ergo monitor series, but this time with the stand in white, instead of the black plastic of the rest of the series.
It incorporates a 65W USB-C port
It incorporates a 4-inch 32K panel and a pair of HDMI ports, as well as a single USB-A input and Gigabit Ethernet connector. The novelty is that it also incorporates a USB-C port, capable of supplying 65 W of power to a device connected to said port.
Trae webOS22 installed and ready to use, with which you can access digital content from a wide range of applications and services such as Netflix, Hulu and YouTube, just like any SmartTV in the living room. It also incorporates support for Apple's AirPlay 2, which is complemented by a screen sharing function, among other smart features.
Detail of the back of the new LG 32SQ780S.
LG Smart Monitor incorporates one of its supports from the Ergo Series from LG. The adjustable stand clips to your desk or workstation and features an adjustable, customizable design. In addition to height adjustment, thanks to its multi-angle arm it allows you to adjust where to place the monitor floating on your desk. This stand also allows the screen to be placed in a vertical position.
LG has not confirmed the launch date, but it is expected to be soon. It will cost approx. 500 Euros.