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iMac 21.5in (2019) review

Posted on April 23, 2019 By Jarvis

The 21.5in iMac is the most iconic Apple desktop but it’s not without its compromises. Thankfully, the new 2019 version has some improvements that make it easier to recommend with more powerful Intel processors and improved AMD graphics. Here’s our full review.

With new Intel processors, faster memory and upgraded AMD graphics cards, the iMac for 2019 has had significant internal tuning providing a sizable performance boost.

However, the design hasn’t changed since 2012, and we feel that changes are long-overdue, so we’re left wanting on that front.
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