Why yes, that is an Apple Studio Display on my desk

Macworld
Dec 16, 2014, 6:04 am1.4k ptsHot
Today, of course, we’re used to screens being completely flat, almost paper-thin, with perfectly square edges, and consistent, reliable colors from the second you switch them on. It wasn’t always so. Even up to the year 2000, most desktop computers were attached to a hulking great VDU (Visual Display Unit), a…

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