Does the new iPad Pro have rendering jargies? Apple's China customer service responded

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2024-05-14 18:13Posted on the official account of Beijing China News Network

Chinanews.com, May 14 (Zhongxin Financial Reporter Wu Jiaju) Recently, some foreign technology media issued an article saying that Apple's new iPad Pro has rendering disorders, and related topics have been on Weibo's hot search. Zhongxin Finance consulted Apple's China customer service on May 14.

Recently, Gerald Lynch, editor-in-chief of foreign technology media iMore, posted that Apple's new iPad Pro has problems with HDR content in some blue tones.

The article claims that there were problems with the 13-inch M4 iPad Pro, with strange display glitches when watching some HDR content. In relatively exceptional cases, HDR highlights can be overblown on certain blue tones, including navy and indigo, to the point that they appear almost white on the screen. The best way to spot this phenomenon is to look at the figure in a navy shirt – the folds look shiny, like a spider's web covering the surface of the shirt, and sometimes like an inky ball on the shirt.

At the same time, the article said that Apple confirmed to iMore that it is aware of the problem and is working on a software fix to fix it.

The picture is from the iMore website

On May 14, a reporter from Zhongxin Finance called Apple's customer service in China. An Apple senior technical consultant told reporters, "Tomorrow (May 15), China can directly place an order for the new iPad Pro." It's been a few days since the new iPad Pro was released, and if there is a problem, colleagues usually discuss it in meetings, but no one has said anything about it until now. ”

"For some of the remarks of third parties, it may be that this is not true. Some of the content introductions, technical rules or some of the uses we have seen have not introduced similar problems at present. ”

The technical consultant also said that the domestic iPad Pro is different from the American iPad Pro manufacturer, so there may be some slight differences in the technical specifications of the production. (ENDS)

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