What Display Features Will the New iMac Pro Have?

Question

The anticipated iMac Pro features display technology that was previously developed by its predecessor. So what is it exactly? You might want to refer to Apple support. Let’s take a look at what Apple has to say. According to Apple, its “Liquid Retina XDR” is the industry’s best LCD display, and recent advancements suggest that it can produce true HDR images without the need for proprietary algorithms. Along with this possibility comes poor color constancy and high cost. The difference is remarkable. What Apple offers is remarkable.

Answer 1

It is expected that the new iMac Pro will have a ProMotion display which supports a 120Hz refresh rate as well as mini LED technology. It will be the first iMac to have ProMotion technology.

Comments

I think that the use cases of an all-in-one iMac that aren't covered e.g. by a future M4 Mac Mini or M4 Mac Studio + external display are vanishingly few and far between.
The HDMI 2.1 interface found today e.g. on the M2 Mac Studio and the M3 Pro or M3 Max Macbook Pro can drive a 4K external monitor at 120Hz, so I'm not really sure a 120Hz ProMotion display would be a significant advantage for a hypothetical large-screen iMac.

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32 6k or 8k would be amazing but concerned about price since monitor is permanently attached to cpu and most people change computers more often than monitors...  If they can produce it with the ability to use it in monitor mode only (as an external monitor on another device) then perhaps it will be a winner.

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All I need is the refreshed Pro Display XDR 32"+. iMac Pro with 32" would be cool though.

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Hope ittwillbea touhscreen on the 32 jnch

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New iMac 30 should have HDMI ports 2.1 out and in. Also a SD card slot on the side of display.
It would also be nice to have thunderbolt/usb c on side of display.

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gonna wait for 32" Display monitor or 32" iMac,

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27inch 8K would be perfect, and none of that 8gb stuff.

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8k !!!!!

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i feel like a 30/32” iMac Pro would have an 8K display

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imagine an iMac with no chin & OLED  OMG !!!!