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Apple Announces Redesigned iMac With M1 Chip and Seven Color Options
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Ethernet is in the power supply, but for the old USB plug you'll have to get some USB-C converter/dongle.
This is what I don't get.
It really seems like the designer forgot to put the Apple logo on the front of it.
Today the Mac Mini is more compelling than ever. This iMac is underwhelming to say the least.
Mmm ... I don't mind the chin but the use of white on the front of the unit - I just don't get it. I'm reasonably sure that continuing the chin's lighter colour across the whole front would make more sense that white.
As a designer, I need a black frame around my screens -- this would be fine as a domestic unit and I can't wait to give one a go, in an Apple Store.
Just that white ... reminds me of that bonkers iPod Nano
As a designer, I need a black frame around my screens -- this would be fine as a domestic unit and I can't wait to give one a go, in an Apple Store.
Just that white ... reminds me of that bonkers iPod Nano
The new rainbow iMacs are the best idea because any step in the direction of having fun in our tech again is a good one
It's not so general. Most people are fine with a laptop, and those who want a bigger screen can connect one. The iMac is a strange product to me now. Used to make a lot more sense, back when laptops were slow and towers were ugly.
Guess it's for if you want a light office workstation that also looks nice (i.e. customers might be seeing it), which makes sense with the colors. And I like the colors.
That white bezel will take some gettin' used to. To say the least.
How about an all black model - with black bezels? Now that would be sweet.
How about an all black model - with black bezels? Now that would be sweet.
Unless you’ve got a 5/6K display, going bigger than 24” is just trading picture quality for physical size.
That doesn’t mean I think this machine is great. But like the previous m1s - it specifically only replaced the entry level product.
Incorrect. Ethernet is not on the $1,300 model which is exactly what I said.
Yet you were so sure that I was wrong.
Would you like to revise your statement? Now's your chance...
No, that's just a tired and trite explanation that is 2 years old. It doesn't fit with the current landscape.
Look at the products released so far for Apple Silicon.
What remains are the Pro products. A Pro level iMac and Pro level MacBooks. These machines will be the first ones to use something other than M1.
what is a good 4K monitor to pair with either MBA or mini? I've never looked at them but may have to now...
The 27” is not “replaced” yet. Just as with the previous m1 releases, they’re starting from the entry level machines.
There WILL be a Pro model, guaranteed. Different chip, Space Gray (and darker colors), 30+ inch screen.
That being said, what can a M1 Mac with 16gb ram NOT do?
This is a great entry device for a home computer and the price.
Yeah, the bezels are white and it has a chin. I'm still trying to wrap my head around this.
That being said, what can a M1 Mac with 16gb ram NOT do?
This is a great entry device for a home computer and the price.
Yeah, the bezels are white and it has a chin. I'm still trying to wrap my head around this.
Better yet, USB-C cables. They're incredibly inexpensive - around $7. First thing I did when I purchased my 2017 MBP four years ago..