Apple has finally upgraded the 24-inch iMac, giving it a new M3 chip. Here's how the original fares against the newest release. Over two years later, Apple finally introduced an updated 24-inch iMac.

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Apple unveiled the 24-inch iMac with M1 chip way back in April 2021, and while the rest of the company’s Mac lineup got an M2 upgrade since then, the all-on-one desktop missed the boat. To make up for ...

Scary fast, Apple said, and scary fast it delivered. This year’s surprise Mac event was all about the M3 — the newest installment in the M-series line of Apple-made silicon. If you were pining for a ...

Apple hasn’t yet introduced the M2 System on Chip, but Mark Gurman, Bloomberg’s Apple expert, says that Apple is already working on the M3 chip. And it may make its way into the next-generation of the ...

And Apple is throwing out some bold performance claims. iMacs with the new M3 chips are set to deliver up to 2X faster performance than the previous M1 generation and up to 2.5X faster than ...

A fun knock-on effect of this job is having to constantly switch between machines. The best way to test a product is integrating it into your daily routine as much as possible. This time out, that ...

Apple's 2023 update to the 24-inch iMac gives a nice performance bump to the all-in-one Mac, but the M3 hardware is better suited to those moving from Intel than for users with the M1 version. The M2 ...

Woot today has a collection of M1 iMacs at solid prices, starting with the 7-core GPU/256GB model for just $919.99 in Green, down from $1,299.00. This is a new all-time low price on this version of ...

When Apple introduced the colorful, ultra-thin M1 iMac in 2021, many were surprised by one notable omission: the lack of an Apple logo on its prominent chin. Now, a leaked prototype suggests this was ...