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Apple updates iMac for 2019 with new CPU, Radeon Pro Vega graphics

Apple updates iMac for 2019 with new CPU, Radeon Pro Vega graphics

Posted on March 20, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s been a busy couple of days for Apple. Yesterday, the company introduced a new iPad Air and a new iPad mini, opting to forgo the reveal event it typically hosts for product announcements and revealing them instead through a press release. Today, it’s doing the same thing once again, but this time around, it’s the iMac that’s getting a refresh.

Unlike yesterday’s iPad reveals, this iMac refresh isn’t quite so dramatic. Essentially, Apple is simply updating the iMac with a new CPU and GPU for 2019, but beyond that new silicon, nothing else is really changing.
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