Sources say Apple has once again delayed the introduction of a 27-inch display on the Mini-LED panel.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Brother Black fly's left hand clue delivery! CTOnews.com, Feb. 11, Ross Young, CEO of screen supply chain consulting firm DSCC, recently said that Apple has once again postponed the launch date of a 27-inch display with Mini-LED panels. It was previously reported that Apple would launch the display in the first quarter of this year.

Young said there is no indication that Apple will mass-produce the monitor, suggesting that Apple will not launch the monitor at this year's spring launch.

Young has repeatedly revealed that Apple has postponed the launch date of the monitor, and the CTOnews.com summary is as follows: Young initially expected Apple to release the monitor in June 2022, followed by its official launch in October. Young then said again that Apple would release the monitor in the first quarter of 2023, and now he believes that Apple has delayed the release of the monitor.

Young has previously said that the display will support ProMotion, allowing refresh rates up to 120Hz. Given the rumored 27-inch size, the display may be the next version of the Studio Display, but it could also be a new model somewhere between the Studio Display and the higher-end Pro Display XDR.