During itsspecial spiritualist eventtoday , Apple announced it ’s partnering with rival LG Electronics to launch a new high - resolution 5 K display . The monitoring gadget is plan specifically to knead with the new USB - coke interface included on all of thenewest MacBook Promodels .
The monitor itself will be branded as an LG Electronics gimmick , an strange move for Apple , which has historically protected its stigmatisation on all of the new products announced at particular media events .
LG announced a nearly identical monitor to this one all the way back in September during IFA . The display was anticipate ( very forgettably ) theLG 38UC99 , and it was further as LG ’s first 5 KB show with USB - carbon support .

According to the initialpress release , the display was able to “ broadcast content and data as well as charge another equipment such as a smartphone or laptop computer at the same time . ” It ’s presently available for leverage fromLG ’s website for $ 1,500 .
This new admonisher is slightly different . For starters , it ’s call the LG UltraFine 5 K Display and costs only$1,300 . The reminder has a ridiculous 5120 - by-2880 resolution and P3 broad color gamut . It also include a exclusive Thunderbolt 3 ( USB - C ) port wine capable of charge up your MacBook Pro . It also includes three downstream USB - speed of light port wine ( 5 Gbps ) for additional connectivity . Apple claims the reminder has 14.7 million pixels , about 77 per centum more than most 4 K UHD displays .
Apple was await to exchange its 5 K monitors afterdiscontinuingthe Thunderbolt 2 display interface earlier this class . LG has been a knowndisplay providerfor Apple for the last few eld , but this is the first time the company is openly acknowledging its human relationship with LG in its stores . So , if you ’re looking for a 5 K admonisher to go with you new MacBook Pro , Apple has a very easy solution for you : Buy an LG monitor .

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