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27-Inch iMac With Retina Display Could Release Next Month [Report]

Ben Reid·September 29, 2014

We heard late on last week that Apple could be plotting the roll out of a refreshed Mac mini next month to coincide with the launch of OS X 10.10 Yosemite as well as the iPad mini 3 and iPad Air 2. A new report has added another release to a growing list of touted products set to arrive over the next few weeks, noting that Apple is also set to take the wraps off a 27-inch iMac with Retina display. Citing sources familiar with Apple's product movements, the report suggests that this as-yet unannounced keynote may be much larger than first anticipated, but like the purported Mac mini refresh, the Cupertino company will be forced into using the ageing Haswell processor from Intel rather than the imminent Broadwell.

New Low Priced Entry-Level 21.5-inch iMac 2014 Announced, Here Are The Details

Aatif·June 18, 2014

Although WWDC 2014 didn’t see any new hardware announcements, it doesn’t mean that the company hadn’t been working on anything. Just today, the Cupertino tech giant has taken the veil off a new entry-level iMac that will make the world’s leading all-in-one computing solution more affordable for the masses, and we will tell you all about it right after the break.

2014 iMac Refresh Coming Next Week, Retina Display Unlikely

Ben Reid·June 11, 2014

OS X 10.10 Yosemite Code Seemingly Confirms Retina Display iMacs

Oliver Haslam·June 5, 2014

We didn't really expect to see any hardware announced at WWDC, but if we were to be treated to anything new and shiny, we'd have put our money on a Retina iMac being part of the equation. Alas, that was not to be, but the rumors of a new super-high resolution iMac aren't going to die quite so easily, and the firs beta of OS X 10.10 Yosemite may hold yet more clues as to where the iMac line will be going this year.

Apple To Introduce 8GB iPhone 5s Along With Cheaper iMacs At WWDC?

Paul Morris·May 29, 2014

Apple's annual WWDC event is only a matter of days away, and as developers and journalists descend on The Moscone Centre in San Francisco the anticipation of what Tim Cook and his executive will introduce is starting to grow exponentially. If this particular analyst's predictions ring true then a cheaper iMac as well as an iPhone 5s with 8GB of internal storage could make an appearance during the conference.

Apple May Announce New, Cheaper iMacs At WWDC 2014 [Report]

Ben Reid·May 27, 2014

Watch: Apple iMac Meets 20mm Anti-Tank Bullet [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·May 13, 2014

Richard Ryan, the self-proclaimed "Tech Assassin," regularly delights us with some epic footage captured while shooting up some of the technology industry's most revered and celebrated gadgets. One of his more recent clips sees an Apple iMac come face to face with an anti-tank rifle, and even though the result is somewhat predictable, it's easily the most epic way to finish off an unwanted machine.

Apple Reportedly Gearing Up For A Huge Q3 2014 Product Rollout

Paul Morris·April 10, 2014

There's been plenty of speculation recently surrounding Apple's product plans for the remainder of the year. Conjecture and Internet based chit-chat continues to grow regarding what may or may not be included in iOS 8. Most of which will be either confirmed or denied when we get our first glimpse of the firmware in June at WWDC 2014. There's also mounting speculation about the fruit company's plans for the next-generation iPhone, dubbed the iPhone 6, with most focus being specifically placed on the device's display dimensions. Ming-Chi Kuo, of KGI Securities fame, has added fuel to that fire and put the cat amongst the pigeons by releasing a product timeline, indicating that Q3 could be a huge period for Apple.

iMac 2013 With Intel Haswell Processor And 802.11ac Wireless Announced: Here Are All The Details

Paul Morris·September 24, 2013

Apple Opens Replacement Program For Mid-2011 27-inch iMac Graphics Cards

Ben Reid·August 17, 2013

All new Apple products go through a process of extensive, meticulous testing before hitting the market, a move that ensures that each device is safe to use and free of any mechanical error. But despite this, it is often the case that unforeseen issues do arise, and a problem with the graphics card for some mid-2011 iMac computers has meant that the fruit company will be taking remedial steps by means of a replacement program.

New Haswell iMacs And MacBook Pros Arriving In Next Couple Of Months [Report]

Ben Reid·July 23, 2013

Intel's astonishingly efficient Haswell processors have already worked wonders for the 2013 MacBook Air range, and KGI Securities' Ming-Chi Kuo - one of the more reliable Apple analysts out there - seems to believe the iMac could be the recipient of the new chip in a refresh set to roll out as early as next month. Furthermore, Kuo also believes Apple plans to roll out new MacBook Pros in September, which are also expected to be powered by Haswell.

Apple Introduces New $1,099 21.5-inch iMac For Education

Oliver Haslam·March 6, 2013

2012 iMac Is One Tough Machine To Repair, Teardown Reveals

Paul Morris·December 3, 2012

Whenever Apple release a new Mac or revamp their iOS device line-up with a new iPhone, iPod touch or iPad, it has become a tradition for the iFixit team to get their hands on the new hardware and deconstruct it bit-by-bit to take a look at the engineering that has gone into manufacturing the device and the individual components under the hood. The latest hardware to hit our shelves is the redesigned 21.5-inch iMac that landed last Friday, and as always the corresponding teardown reveals, the inner beauty of the machine as well as some rather bleak news for those who love to tinker with their hardware.

2012 iMac Benchmarks Reveal Performance Improvement Up To 25% Over Previous Gen iMacs

Ben Reid·December 1, 2012

Such has been the coverage of the iPhone 5 and subsequently, the iPad mini, that the small matter of the radically-redesigned iMac has slipped into the back of our minds. When Apple launched the smaller tablet last month, it also gave us a look at the all-new iMac, and although there was - to the disappointment of many - no Retina display, the new slender look seemed to go down with the on-looking tech world.

New 2012 iMac Goes On Sale Today

Paul Morris·November 30, 2012

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