This Mac user converted an old iMac into a Studio Display–here’s how

Macworld
Nov 14, 2025, 1:00 pm204 pts
Macworld There are thousands of old aluminum iMacs sitting around the world, doing nothing (the one in Macworld’s Podcast studio comes to mind, replaced by a newer M4 iMac). A lot of those old iMacs have perfectly good, even great, displays, and wouldn’t it be cool if you could use them as a standalone monitor…

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