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Where does the iMac go from here?

Where does the iMac go from here?

Posted on August 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

We will see big changes with Apple’s most popular desktop computer—it’s a matter of when.

With Tuesday’s announcement of the new 27-inch iMac, Apple seems to be clearing out some of the final major Intel Mac releases in its product pipeline.

The big question is, what’s next for the iMac? While this new revision makes the current iMac a bit faster and a bit nicer, it’s a fairly modest upgrade. With the move to Apple silicon on the horizon, it’s worth pondering where the iMac goes from here—and how soon we might see truly big changes when it comes to Apple’s most popular desktop computer.
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