Apple Canada has launched sales of its new Pro Display XDR, the perfect companion to the new Mac Pro.
Pro Display XDR is a 32-inch Retina 6K display that has “Astonishing colour accuracy. Super-wide viewing angle. And Extreme Dynamic Range,” according to Apple.
Pricing for the Pro Display XDR in Canada is as follows:
- Standard glass: $6,299
- Nano-texture glass: $7,499
Upgrades:
- Pro Stand: $1,299
- VESA Mount Adapter: $249
- AppleCare+ for Apple Display: $649
If you opt for all the upgrades, a Pro Display XDR costs $9,696 plus taxes in Canada. Throw in a maxed-out Mac Pro and you’re looking at nearly $80,000 for the best computer money can buy right now. No big deal.
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