If you just glanced at the new M1 version, you'd still recognize immediately that it was an iMac. Apart from new pastel colors, and the curious omission of the Apple logo from the front chin of ...

The company has kept the apple image ever since but dropped the rainbow stripes in 1998, when it launched its first iMac computer. At that time, the logo took on a monochromatic black look.

The humble iMac has come a long way over the years. While it was once the crown jewel in Apple’s lineup, these days, the company is a little more focused on its laptops and iPhones, and perhaps ...

the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth antennas are placed behind the Apple logo. Apple still makes customers choose whether they want an iMac with the default stand or with a built-in VESA mount adapter.

iMac M3 (2023) Apple macOS Sonoma ... with a lighter color under the display and for the stand and the large Apple logo on the back. The back is otherwise a darker color than the rest.

The chin doesn’t have the Apple logo on the front. Instead, it’s on the back. Most notably, Apple the 24-inch iMac comes in several colors: The $1,299 model is available in blue, green ...

Recently, Apple launched the new 2021 iMac 24-inch, giving it a complete overhaul, bringing color back, offering a design like no other computer, and setting a new benchmark for the all-in-one ...

The latest iMac comes with the M4 chip ... Like older iMacs, you can expect the M4 to last many years and get support for Apple well into the future (M1's still get major updates).

As the first reveal in what Apple promises as an “exciting week of announcements,” the company this morning confirmed that it’s bringing the M4 chip to the iMac. Current iMacs use last year ...

Apple on Monday announced an updated iMac with the company’s latest M4 chip. It starts at $1,299 and is available to order ahead of its release on Nov. 8. Apple’s Mac family remains a large ...