'The really cool thing about Apple is how seamlessly they make hardware and software work with each other which is why their products have great performance.

I instantaneously fell in love with Apple.' I was blown away by the fact that you could carry 1000 songs in your pocket. The first product that I used was an iPod Nano(in 2005). If you open an Apple product everything is perfectly laid next to each other. 'Steve said that Apple not only focuses on designs from the exterior but from the interior too. He was a perfectionist and this perfection is reflected in all the products.' 'His great sense of design and attention to detail are visible in all Apple products. ' I am a big fan of Steve Jobs,' he told us. His love for Apple came from his admiration for its founder. Whether that turns out to be the case is unknown at this time, but seems unlikely considering Apple's track record.Bored Panda spoke to Siddhant, the man behind the popular fan site Apple Lovers, to get some insight about the enthusiasm that the company arouses among many of its faithful customers. Given that the nano-texture glass costs $1,000 on top of the Pro Display XDR's $4,999 price (not including the $999 Pro Stand and $199 VESA mount adapter), you might expect the cleaning cloths to be free. Apple says customers must directly contact the company in order to get a replacement cloth, the cost of which hasn't been specified. The polishing cloth can be cleaned using dish soap and water (it must be thoroughly rinsed and left to air dry for at least 24 hours), but replacing the cloth isn't simple. Such coatings are so fragile that they are never used on the outside (environment-facing) sides of glass elements at all. If it's anything like the various 'nano' coatings we see in modern lenses, this isn't a surprise. Apple warns that the nano-texture glass cannot be cleaned using any liquids. Owners are told to use this cloth to wipe smudges and dust from the display. The unique cleaning requirements, which don't apply to the version of the monitor that features standard glass, were recently spotted by MacRumors in an Apple support document.Īccording to the support document, Apple includes a special 'dry polishing cloth' with its Pro Display XDR with nano-texture glass monitor.

Apple's incredibly expensive Pro Display XDR monitor is offered with an optional nano-texture glass that costs an extra $1,000 and must, it turns out, be cleaned using only a special cloth provided by Apple.

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