The desire to own an Apple Studio Display has probably been hanging over most Mac desktop users since time immemorial (well, since 1998 at least, but most people are more familiar with the “modern” 2022-era look) for two reasons: It defines what a desktop Mac display should, ideally, look like–a black-edged, aluminium-backed slab with zero frills and impeccable image quality. It has, traditionally, been hilariously expensive along every single dimension, including polishing cloths, until the historic date of August 27th this year. And I, too, have always wanted one. But economics and insularity are part of the reason I never...