I just know that I got it for a good price and couldn’t justify the spending so much for the 27-inch. Yes, LG canceled this model over two years ago, so I’m not exactly sure where this technological leprechaun has been and why it was unopened. I managed to get my hands on a brand new sealed boxed LG 21.5-inch UltraFine, the smaller brother to the current 27-inch. It’s finally time to retire that monitor. The text in Catalina and Big Sur give me a physical headache when using my 17 year old Dell monitor (which happens to use the same panel as the Cinema Displays of that era). However, the biggest issue for me is the way that newer versions of macOS handle font rendering on standard definition monitors. That changes now because of security updates coming to an end for Mojave, as well as compatibility issues with some computer games requiring newer versions of macOS. I’m still running Mojave on my 2018 Mac mini because there weren’t any compelling reasons to move to Catalina or Big Sur. That’s almost identical to my original list.ĪirPlay to Mac, allowing you to send content to and from a Mac, is only available for an even more limited list of models:Īll of a sudden, my first wild guesses look generous, and I can see many users becoming confused as to just what is supported by their Mac.
However, there are some important exceptions buried in the footnotes concerning the most exciting features in Monterey. I have put asterisks where I am gloating at my speculative accuracy. I’m delighted to report that Apple’s confirmed list of supported models is considerably more generous: That was based on patterns of firmware versions, updates, and Intel chipsets.
You may recall my rather pessimistic speculation as to which models might be supported by macOS 12 last week, which ran:
#I NEED A BROTHER MFC J440DW DRIVER FOR MAC OS 10.6.8 FULL#
Full details of new and enhanced features are given here. Yesterday Apple announced the next major version of macOS, which is due to ship in the autumn/fall, alongside the next versions of iOS and all the other OSes.
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