The same way driving a butt ugly car hampers your ability to get from point A to point BSo what exactly are you gaining by losing the chin? I'm asking about your own personal needs. How is the chin hampering your workflow?
The same way driving a butt ugly car hampers your ability to get from point A to point BSo what exactly are you gaining by losing the chin? I'm asking about your own personal needs. How is the chin hampering your workflow?
you forgot "modern" and "minimalistic"Yellow, orange and purple are not "unusual" colours.
It is better to call them unique.
I thought they had most/all colors on display since launch, but only certain colors available for purchase.The Apple store at the Century City Mall in Los Angeles had an orange iMac on display last weekend, fwiw.
Ah, I have always wondered why only those colors are available in my country.Right now, Apple's retail stores only offer the iMac in green, pink, blue, and silver. The yellow, orange, and purple colors cannot be purchased in stores and must be ordered online.
Bought one 30% cheaper from someone who felt the same and didn't own it for more than 6 weeks.It’s time to bring on the M1X Macs. Also, the base model 24-inch M1 iMac is a rip-off. Get the next tier up for some desktop decency. 😅
The M1 is the only 24” iMac model though? Recent Intel iMacs are either 21.5” or 27”.Just replaced the internal hard drive on my 24 inch iMac, let’s see you do that with the M1?![]()
Raise your eyes like 6" and look at the actual display. You'll be surprised how little that tech blogger BS about "chins" and "bezels" actually matters at all when you're, you know, using the computer.that chin has to go sooner rather than later
That assumes they use their iMacs as computers, rather than pieces of modern art.Raise your eyes like 6" and look at the actual display. You'll be surprised how much that tech blogger BS about "chins" and "bezels" actually matters at all when you're, you know, using the computer.
Also easier to just look at and see what it looks like in person when you have no intention of purchasing one.Nice! Easier for everyone to pick up the Mac from the store.
He/she hates colorful, joyful things, he's a nerd after all. I'm a nerd too, hence, I'm in Macrumors. However, I understand that not every Apple machine is designed for us, as Apple sometimes "all the time actually" designs gadgets for families, students, and people who aren't necessarily nerds like me.So what exactly are you gaining by losing the chin? I'm asking about your own personal needs. How is the chin hampering your workflow?
I was thinking the same, I'd rather not switch from 27" to 24".. It would be better if Apple made a consumer-level display still, but after Pro Display XDR's unveil I'm not holding my breath.When the heck are they going to release the successor to the 27"?
I set up a 24" M1 iMac to replace a 27" iMac for a professor at work today, and it felt like a baby Mac compared to what it replaced. The professor even seemed unsure as he was starting to use it, even though he himself requested it.
It's really annoying that upgrading to a new M1 iMac right now means a reduction in screen size. That really shouldn't be the case! C'mon Apple.
I had the same reaction when I switched from the 27" to the 24". After a few days I felt very much like I'd gotten used to it, but it's definitely not the same vast expanse of desktop space the 5K monitor was.I set up a 24" M1 iMac to replace a 27" iMac for a professor at work today, and it felt like a baby Mac compared to what it replaced. The professor even seemed unsure as he was starting to use it, even though he himself requested it.