MSI is looking to eat up a slice of the Apple market with its new Pro Max series systems, spanning across desktops, all-in-one PCs and even OLED monitors.\u00a0\n<\/p>\n
The desktop lineup starts with the Pro Max 80 series, using a compact chassis with support for discrete Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics. Connectivity includes up to nine USB\u2011A ports and one USB\u2011C port, while security features cover BIOS\u2011level USB control, a padlock loop, Kensington lock support and even a chassis intrusion sensor.\n<\/p>\n
For integrated systems, MSI is preparing the Pro Max 24 and Pro Max 27 All\u2011in\u2011One PCs, available in black or white and powered by AMD Ryzen 200 Series processors. Both models use a 120Hz display, but buyers can pay extra to upgrade this to a touchscreen panel. Other features include a 5MP pop\u2011up webcam, built\u2011in speakers and a stand offering height, tilt, pivot and swivel adjustment.\n<\/p>\n
MSI is also expanding its monitor lineup with the Pro Max QD\u2011OLED series, available in 27\u2011inch and 34\u2011inch ultrawide sizes. Both monitors are Pantone Validated, use MSI’s DarkArmor film to deepen black levels, include dual USB\u2011C ports with 98W and 15W power delivery and support KVM. MSI also has a companion app, M-Mate, available on macOS to control the OSD settings.\n<\/p>\n
Finally, MSI has also announced the Pro Max 271QPHW E14, a non\u2011OLED model using a circular\u2011polarised panel designed to reduce eye strain. It offers a 144Hz refresh rate, Delta E \u22642 colour accuracy, a 65W USB\u2011C connection and an integrated KVM switch.\n<\/p>\n
KitGuru says: What do you think of the MSI Pro Max line-up?\u00a0\n<\/p>\n