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Quantum move from Apple for MacBook Pro!

Apple’s M4 MacBook Pro models, introduced in recent weeks, stand out with their processor power at first glance, but they are silently revolutionizing the display side. This innovation, which the technology giant has not officially mentioned, has come to light with various reviews. Accordingly, it…

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Quantum move from Apple for MacBook Pro!

Apple’s M4 MacBook Pro models, introduced in recent weeks, stand out with their processor power at first glance, but they are silently revolutionizing the display side. This innovation, which the technology giant has not officially mentioned, has come to light with various reviews. Accordingly, it was stated that Apple uses quantum dot technology in the MacBook Pro.

MacBook Pro will experience a color explosion with quantum dots

It was revealed that quantum dot film was preferred instead of the red KSF phosphor film used in previous models on the screen of the new MacBook Pro. Although this change seems small at first glance, it brings with it a significant leap in color accuracy.

Thanks to quantum dot technology, the new MacBook Pro screens can offer a wider range of colors. In this way, it delivers visuals to the user in a more vivid and realistic way. It also provides smoother performance in moving images.

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It is possible to say that Apple generally has a cautious approach to next-generation display technologies. The company adopts new technologies when they are mature and compatible with its sustainability goals. Apple, which has been considering using quantum dot technology in the iMac since 2015, had postponed the idea due to its toxic nature.

Quantum dot technology, which most manufacturers have been using in QLED TVs and monitors for years, has recently started to become widespread in QD-OLED panels. This may have helped Apple adopt the technology.

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