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On Friday morning, Apple began to notify its resellers that it will be discontinuing its Thunderbolt Display monitors. Any current stock that they may have will be its last.
Already, some Apple News web sites are chiming in on the decision as shown below:
“Apple’s long-in-the-tooth, $999 Thunderbolt Display — last updated in 2011 — has been discontinued,” Dennis Sellers writes for Appel World Today. “What’s more worrisome is that no replacement has been mentioned.”
“I’m betting on a new monitor with 5K support being introduced with new MacBook Pros sometime in September or October,” Sellers writes. “If not Apple is making a serious mistake.”
“Such a display didn’t appear at the recent Worldwide Developer Conference,” Sellers writes. “However, I predict we’ll see such a revolutionary monitor by year’s end.”
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