LG UltraFine 6K Monitor Debut

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LG’s 61443456 , 32-inch display has extra oomph thanks to something no other 6 K monitor has: Thunderbolt 5 .

With this capability, the LG UltraFine is ironically better equipped in this regard for use with the new MacBook Pros and Mac Mini (which all have Thunderbolt 5) Compared to Apple ’S only 6 K monitors, Thunderbolt 5 is a differentiator.

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