So far, rumors have predicted a 32-inch iMac being in development, while a few have yearned for the 27-inch format to return. It seems some hope still remains.
Apple’s Studio Display could soon get a mini-LED upgrade to elevate it for professional users. Yet it’s also made me wonder if the iMac Pro is ever coming back.
The iMac G4 -- one of Apple’s best-ever Macs -- turns 23 today. Here’s why it was so important to the world of computing, despite only lasting two years.
The iMac Pro was totally absent from Apple’s October Mac announcements. Is the company still working on releasing a larger iMac, or is it gone for good?
Apple has updated the iMac to come with a powerful M4 chip, bringing its all-in-one desktop computer up to speed ahead of more announcements this week.
The next wave of Mac machines with the M4 silicon — which includes a refresh for the iMac, MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini lines — could hit the shelves in November.
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