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SAVE $300: As of Feb. 20,ポルノ映画館 何をする the Apple Studio Display is on sale for $1,299.99 at Amazon. That's a 19% saving on the list price.

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If you're a MacBook user and you want to give your work setup an upgrade, you'll love this latest deal on the Apple Studio Display.

As of Feb. 20, this impressive monitor is reduced to $1,299.99 at Amazon, saving you $300 on list price. This deal is specific to the tilt-adjustable monitor with standard glass. This deal does not include AppleCare+.

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The screen boasts a 27-inch 5K Retina display with 600 nits of brightness, P3 wide color, and support for a billion colors — so everything looks really high quality and vibrant. It’s got a 12MP Ultra Wide camera with Center Stage, meaning your video calls stay focused on you, even if you move around.

The three-mic system is seriously impressive, ensuring your voice comes through loud and clear, and the six-speaker sound system with Spatial Audio delivers an immersive listening experience. Perfect for long calls or meetings, or watching movies and TV.

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Connectivity-wise, you get one Thunderbolt 3 port and three USB-C ports, plus 96W of power delivery to keep your MacBook charged. And for added comfort, there’s an optional stand that lets you adjust both tilt and height.

You can find this great deal on the Apple Studio Display at Amazon.

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