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Apple Studio Display Nano
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Apple Studio Display Nano


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SamuLuna

1 year ago

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In fact, appliances from this brand are at this price level. However, quality problems are extremely rare with these products.
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tobias.joern

1 year ago

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Galaxus

1 year ago

No, the Apple Studio Display cannot serve as a hub to power an Apple TV without a MacBook or other compatible Mac device connected. The Studio Display's USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 ports are designed to connect and power peripherals, storage and networking to a connected Mac, but they cannot act as a standalone hub for other devices such as an Apple TV when no Mac is connected.
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Anonymous

2 years ago

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2 years ago

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shopping

2 years ago

Yes it works, you will get an image, but settings like scaling, brightness etc. are controlled directly by the macOS. There are no buttons on the display with which you can change these settings. How it looks with camera drivers under Windows I can't judge. You will have a display that does not have all the functions that are available under MacOS.

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