Apple’s all-in-one desktop became the latest Mac to make the transition to Apple Silicon on Tuesday, with a new iMac sporting the M1 chip and an array of color options.
The redesigned 24-inch iMac sports an updated and sleeker design that’s much more compact than its predecessors, thanks to the smaller footprint of the M1 system-on-chip design. It features softer edges and a front panel that’s created from a single sheet of glass. On the display side, the new iMac sports a 24-inch Retina display with True Tone support. Read More
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