Since 2005, Apple has relied on Intel to make the processors that underpin Apple’s laptops and desktop computers, meaning those computers used virtually the same chips as many other PCs.

About The Apple 27-inch iMac (Core i7, 2020) is an all-in-one desktop computer with a 27-inch screen. It has 8GB of memory and a 512GB solid-state drive.

The 2020 m1 Mac mini is the most affordable computer Apple makes, but it's also shockingly powerful and versatile. Here's everything you need to know about it.

Apple’s full transition to homemade silicon won’t be complete until 2022, however. CEO Tim Cook previously announced that there are still a few computers with Intel chips coming down the pike ...

Apple's M1 is just the beginning. What comes next for the Mac will likely change the way we think about computers forever.

Apple has always taken a distinctly different approach to its laptop and desktop computers compared to Windows rivals. While Windows PC makers have infused the qualities of both mobile and desktop ...

At a time when practical graphical user interfaces were only just becoming a reality on desktop computers, Apple took a leap of faith and released one of the first commercially available mice back ...

The company has pledged to eventually transition all of its computers to the new spec, so we should expect the entire Apple desktop and laptop lineup to make the switch over the next year.

Mac laptops and desktops running OSX have a reputation as being virus- and malware-free, but as Apple's market share increases, cybercriminals are beginning to focus their efforts on OSX machines ...

A rare piece of cyber history that helped usher in the modern computer age is going up for sale as RR Auction's Steve Jobs + Apple Auction offers up a functioning Apple-1 computer from the 1970s ...

Apple's Macs will soon march into datacenters, equipped with multi-core CPU, GPU, and AI capabilities in tiny, power-efficient form factors.

Apple has confirmed it will transition its Mac laptop and desktop computers to its own ARM-based processors. The move means that Macs will run on the same type of chips as the firm's iPhones and ...