A larger model has been rumored since this 24-inch release, but nothing has been announced. Apple released the updated iMac with an M1 processor and an all-new design in 2021. It was then updated ...

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The 24-inch iMac is now on the M4 chip. Here's how much of an upgrade you can get compared to the M1 original, released over three years prior.

Zac Hall reports, "According to Kuo, Apple will rev the 24-inch iMac line in 2024 and not in 2023 ... is currently available with Apple’s M1 chipset, which was originally launched in 2020 ...

The iMac’s 24” display is just 11 mm thick, and most of the computer itself is housed in the computer’s ‘chin’ just beneath the screen. There are just four ports on the back of the iMac: two ...

Apple offers the 24-inch iMac in several color choices ... January 2022 that the iMac Pro would have “similar chips to the M1 Pro and M1 Max processors inside of the MacBook Pro.” ...

The new 24-inch iMac, which starts at $1,300 and launches ... when I first tested the latest MacBook Air in 2020. In the iMac, the M1 chip brings performance that's faster than a high-end laptop ...

Even cheaper than any of the MacBook deals going on, this Apple 21.5-inch iMac (2018 ... other options in this price range. The Apple iMac M1 is the first iMac to feature Apple Silicon at its ...

The 24-inch iMac was first announced in April 2021, and it came with the M1 chip. In October 2024, Apple refreshed this lineup with the M4 chip, making the new desktops up to 1.7x faster than the ...

Some 24-inch M1 iMac owners have reported an issue with horizontal lines appearing on their screens. The lines look like ...

2.16-GHz 20- and 24-inch models were also now available ... Coming a year after Apple first introduced the M1 chip, the updated iMac not only got a huge boost in processing power but came with ...

MacStories pal Stephen Hackett has published a video on the 512 Pixels YouTube channel comparing the M1 and G3 iMacs. If you follow Stephen’s work, you know that he knows a thing or two about Apple’s ...