iFixit disassembles Studio Display structure like iMac
iFixit earlier disassembled Mac Studio and Studio Display, and today officially released the disassembly video of Studio Display. The teardown revealed that the Studio Display uses the same panel as the 5K iMac, and their internal designs are very similar. iFixit even asked some people to "guess" which one was the Studio Display, and many people guessed wrong.
Studio Display is 50% thicker than the M1 iMac. The main reason is that the power supply of the M1 Mac is external. , while Studio Display is built-in. The power supply is built under the screen, a bit like a motherboard, and has a large number of fans to help dissipate heat.
In addition, the front-facing photography component of Studio Display is similar to that of iPhone 11, but the connection cable is different. Therefore, iFixit believes that Apple can correct the current lens quality problem through software updates in the future. 
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