apple launches new 24 inch imac

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Apple Launches a Colorful Series of Redesigned iMacs Powered by M1

New colors, new design, and powered by M1.

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iMac

The world’s best all-in-one desktop. Supercharged by M4 chip. Built for Apple Intelligence. With a 24-inch 4.5K display. Advanced camera and audio.

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Buy iMac

Get an iMac all-in-one desktop computer with M4 chip when you trade in an eligible Mac for credit. Built for Apple Intelligence. Buy now.

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and new ipad

Apple unveils new 12.9-inch iPad Pro with mini LED Liquid Retina XDR display | AppleInsider

Apple's update to the 12.9-inch iPad Pro for 2021 introduces a new mini LED Liquid Retina XDR display, taking display technology used in the Pro Display XDR and shrinking it down into Apple's most powerful tablet to date.

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M1 chip and Thunderbolt come to Apple's 11-inch iPad Pro | AppleInsider

The lines between Mac and iPad were further blurred on Tuesday, as Apple announced a next-generation iPad Pro lineup featuring the same M1 chip found in the new iMac, as well as the MacBook Pro, Mac mini and MacBook Air.

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iphone

Purple iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini arrive on April 30 | AppleInsider

During its "Spring Loaded" event, Apple announced a purple iPhone 12 that arrives later this month.

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[BlessedSquirrel]

Just watching the presentation now, I’m quite impressed actually. Prices are normally inflated, but their research costs into M1 must have been significant so I can understand that.

But overall it’s a really nice product and they’ve focussed on the right areas like speakers and cameras. Essentially it’s just a mounted iPad. Be very interesting to see real world reviews.

 

[TonyCarter]

I was hoping for a 'chinless' model - as it's the bit I look at all day. I don't really car about an extra couple of CM around the back.

It now looks like you'll get the same performance whether you buy a 24" iMac, an iPad Pro, a MacMini, a MacBook or a MacBook Pro.

Pity that all the first Apple Silicon machines will have zero RAM/internal storage upgradability though...so you have to buy the RAM/SSD config you need (at hugely inflated prices - e.g. £200 for a 256gb bigger SSD, or £200 for another 8gb RAM) at the time you purchase.

For me, it would probably mean a £2500 iMac - assuming they allow a 32gb/1TB config - and I can keep using my USB/Thunderbolt attachments/accessories

I also wonder whether this will be VESA mountable, or whether you'll have to be a mind-read and know you order it without the stand to be able to do so (like on the current models).

 

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