Apple has confirmed to The Verge and some other publications that it has no plans to release a new 27-inch iMac with Apple silicon. Apple discontinued both the Intel-based 27-inch iMac and iMac Pro over the past two years, and it has yet to launch a larger-screen iMac with an Apple silicon chip as a […]
Read MoreApple’s October 2023 event, dubbed the “Scary Fast” live stream, not only brought advancements to the MacBook Pro line but also introduced a revamped iMac, merging iconic design with groundbreaking performance. As we navigate through the standout features of this new model, let’s deep dive into what makes the 2023 iMac a marvel of modern […]
Read MoreApple’s “Scary Fast” event this week went off about as expected, with Apple showing off its next-generation Mac chips in a couple of product lines during a fast-paced 30-minute presentation. Our biggest stories this week unsurprisingly delved into Apple’s announcements including some early tidbits on the updated MacBook Pro and iMac, a goodbye to the […]
Read MoreOn this week’s episode of The MacRumors Show, we discuss Apple’s “Scary Fast” event and the new Macs it introduced. We talk through our candid feelings about the unusual Apple event and the way in which the company presented its latest devices. We look at the all-new M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max chips, and […]
Read MoreAdorama today is offering $200 off the new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro with the M3 chip, as well as $100 off the new M3 iMac. Apple just announced these computers on Monday, so these are some of the first major pre-order discounts that we’ve tracked. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with Adorama. When […]
Read MoreThe iMac now features the M3 chip, replacing the M1 model that Apple introduced in April 2021, so how different are the two successive generations? The 2021 iMac was the first of its kind to feature an Apple silicon chip, replacing previous Intel-based models with 21.5- and 27-inch displays. It offered an all-new ultra-thin design, […]
Read MoreCustomers who purchase one of the new M3, M3 Pro, or M3 Max MacBook Pro or iMac models will need to install a macOS Sonoma update after receiving their machines. The Macs will ship with a custom version of macOS Sonoma 14.1 with a build number of 23B2073, but new users will need to download […]
Read MoreApple a lancé de nouveaux ordinateurs qui se veulent être bien meilleurs que la concurrence sous Windows, mais ceux-ci n’ont pas eu droit qu’à des améliorations par rapport aux générations précédentes. Hier, Apple présentait ses nouveaux MacBook Pro 14 et 16 pouces ainsi qu’un tout nouvel iMac 24 pouces. La grande nouveauté est la présence […]
Read MoreApple announced three new devices during its “Scary Fast” event on Monday, including updated 14-inch MacBook Pro, 16-inch MacBook Pro, and 24-inch iMac models, all with M3 series chips. Apple did not announce any other products during the 30-minute event, which was likely the company’s final presentation this year. Below, our latest rumor report card […]
Read MoreAt the Scary Fast event that was held last night, Apple launched the updated versions of the 14-inch MacBook Pro, 16-inch MacBook Pro, and 24-inch iMac, featuring the company’s latest chipset series, the Apple M3. Along with that, the tech giant introduced new variants of the 14-inch MacBook Pro, which brings down its starting price, […]
Read MoreL’année a été riche en événements pour Apple : la société a dévoilé les modèles MacBook Pro de 14 et 16 pouces avec les configurations M2 Pro et M2 Max en janvier, le tout premier MacBook Air de 15 pouces ainsi que les nouveaux modèles Mac Studio et Mac Pro lors de la WWDC en […]
Read MoreApple announced the new M3 chips at its “Scary fast” event and unveiled new MacBooks powered by the new Apple silicon. Additionally, the Cupertino-based tech giant also introduced the 24″ iMac with the new M3 chip at the helm, more memory, and ray tracing. The M3 iMac’s design is similar to the previous generation iMac […]
Read MoreApple’s “Scary Fast” Mac Event: Follow along with our live blog. Apple’s 24-inch iMac has been updated with the new M3 chip that offers notable speed improvements over the prior M1, but as it has not been refreshed since 2021, there are also a few other new features. The machine’s design has not been updated, […]
Read MoreThe newly announced M3 iMac is still accompanied by peripherals with a Lightning port for pairing and charging, rather than USB-C as rumored. In recent months, Apple was widely expected to be planning to switch the Magic Keyboard, Magic Trackpad, and Magic Mouse to USB-C upon the release of the M3 iMac, but that has […]
Read MoreNow that Apple’s Mac-focused “Scary Fast” event has wrapped up, the new M3 MacBook Pro and M3 iMac models are available for purchase on Apple’s website. The iMac with M3 chip is priced starting at $1,299, while the MacBook Pro can be ordered with M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max chips. The 14-inch model can […]
Read MoreApple’s “Scary Fast” Mac Event: Follow along with our live blog. Apple today announced an updated version of the 24-inch iMac featuring the all-new M3 chip. The iMac with M3 is up to 2x faster than the previous iMac, which featured the M1 chip. It retains the same seven color options. For those upgrading from […]
Read MoreAhead of Apple’s “Scary Fast” event on Monday at 5 p.m. Pacific Time, a regulatory database has potentially revealed at least some of the new products that will be announced, including new Macs and, dare we say it, maybe even a new iPad. Last week, two Apple suppliers resubmitted filings to a Chinese regulatory database […]
Read MoreLe mois dernier, de nombreux utilisateurs d’Apple mettaient à jour leurs appareils vers iOS 17. Apple a publié hier la première mise à jour du système d’exploitation de l’iPhone. Parallèlement à iOS 17.1, Apple a publié WatchOS 10.1, macOS 14.1 et tvOS 17.1 avec diverses corrections de bogues et améliorations de fonctionnalités, notamment la fonction […]
Read MoreApple’s upcoming iMac refresh will feature a new chip, an internally redesigned stand, and a similar array of color options to the current model, according to Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman. Following Apple’s announcement of its “Scary Fast” event scheduled for Monday, October 30, Gurman reposted a Power On newsletter published in March on X (formerly Twitter) […]
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