Latest about Apple iMac
Myst comes to Mac with M1 support and silent 4K gaming on new iMacs
The ever-popular Myst is now available to be played on the Mac, with downloads available via Steam, GOG, and the Epic Games Store, and optimizations for the M1 chip.
Apple is already selling refurbished M1 iMacs in its online store
Apple is already selling refurbished M1 iMac machines in its online store — so long as you're in the United States.
Satechi's new Clamp Hub puts five new ports on the front of the M1 iMac
Accessory maker Satechi has today announced the new USB-C Clamp Hub, a device that attaches to the front of your M1 iMac and gives you an additional five ports.
Order an M1 iMac today and you'll still be waiting almost a month
Apple's new M1 iMac is proving popular with those who already have it, but those who don't are set for quite the wait even if they place their order right here, and right now.
A larger iMac is reportedly in the works powered by new Apple silicon
Apple is reportedly working on a new, larger version of the new M1 iMac, likely with a new processor inside.
Somebody put a Raspberry Pi inside a G5 iMac because why the heck not?
MagPi writer PJ Evans has revealed a project he calls piMac, in which he has stuck a Raspberry Pi inside a G5 iMac circa 2005.
Some M1 iMacs are arriving to customers with a crooked display
Multiple reports from new customers indicate that the mounting for some of the new M1 iMacs is crooked.
Amazon clears out Intel iMac stock with up to $400 off while supplies last
With a new 24-inch M1 iMac, Apple's Intel iMac models are seeing some big savings at third-party retailers like Amazon.
Apple's M1 iMac extras hint its whimsy is on the way back
Apple's colorful iMacs were just the start. Colorful cables, custom interfaces, and more have the whimsy very much on its way back to the Mac.
Watch iFixit take an M1 iMac and Magic Keyboard apart on video
Now you can watch iFixit take a poor, unsuspecting iMac apart bit by bit in video form.
Teardown of the new M1 iMac reveals a little computer in a lot of display [Update]
iFixit has published their initial teardown of Apple's new M1 iMac, showing just how little space the new silicon takes up in the desktop.
