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Apple Bets Big on a 24-Inch OLED iMac With Higher Brightness
technology12 days ago

Apple Bets Big on a 24-Inch OLED iMac With Higher Brightness

Apple is reportedly planning a 24-inch OLED iMac with about 600 nits of brightness and ~218 PPI, sourcing samples from Samsung Display and LG Display. The current 24-inch iMac uses LCD at 500 nits. Samsung is expected to ship 220 PPI QD-OLED samples in the second half of 2026, while LG’s approach may use a 5-stack design with new eLEAP/fLEAP tech. Apple reportedly aims to launch the OLED iMac in 2029–2030, following an M5-powered update to the current model.

via MacRumors|
#apple#imac#oled-display
Apple Event Teases Nostalgic, Transparent Mac Comeback
technology1 month ago

Apple Event Teases Nostalgic, Transparent Mac Comeback

Apple's March 4 'special Apple Experience' invites feature a colorful translucent logo, fueling speculation about a revival of the 1990s translucent iMac/iBook design. While no official confirmation has been given, rumors point to potential new hardware (iPhone 17e, a cheaper MacBook, updated iPad models, and M5 chips) and a patent hinting at a backlit Apple logo returning. The event date is set, but details remain unconfirmed.

via supercarblondie.com|
#apple#event#imac
Apple Bets on OLED Across Five Devices by 2028
technology2 months ago

Apple Bets on OLED Across Five Devices by 2028

DigiTimes reports Apple plans OLED upgrades for five devices—iPad mini, MacBook Pro, iPad Air, iMac, and MacBook Air—between 2026 and 2028. The timeline suggests iPad mini and MacBook Pro could switch as early as 2026, iPad Air OLED around 2027, and MacBook Air and iMac OLED in 2027–2028, with a new iPad Air this year expected to still use LCD. OLED panels offer richer color and better contrast, though brightness and aging can be concerns.

via MacRumors|
#apple#imac#ipad-mini
Apple M4 Mac Mini Deals: Unbeatable Prices and Holiday Savings
technology3 months ago

Apple M4 Mac Mini Deals: Unbeatable Prices and Holiday Savings

The 2024 Apple M4 iMac is currently discounted by 12%, reducing its price from $1,299 to $1,149, making it a competitive option against budget Windows desktops. It features a 24-inch 4.5K Retina display, powerful M4 chip, and seamless integration with Apple devices, with color options including silver, blue, green, and pink, and offers excellent multimedia capabilities. This deal is ideal for Apple ecosystem users and those seeking a stylish, high-performance all-in-one computer at a reduced price.

via Kotaku|
#all-in-one#apple#discount
Apple Should Reintroduce a Long-Removed iMac Feature
technology7 months ago

Apple Should Reintroduce a Long-Removed iMac Feature

The article discusses the possibility of Apple reintroducing Target Display Mode, a feature that allowed older iMacs to be used as external displays, which was removed due to technical limitations but could now be feasible with modern hardware. The author argues that restoring this feature would benefit existing iMac owners and promote sustainability, suggesting it could be implemented via a software update. The piece also notes that the upcoming Studio Display may not replace the utility of such a feature.

via 9to5Mac|
#apple#display#imac
iMac M4: Black Friday Deals and Reviews Highlight Apple's All-in-One Excellence
technology1 year ago

iMac M4: Black Friday Deals and Reviews Highlight Apple's All-in-One Excellence

The M4 iMac is a beautifully designed all-in-one computer that feels out of place in a world dominated by laptops and flexible computing options. While it offers a sleek design, vibrant colors, and decent performance, its limitations, such as a small screen, lack of flexibility, and high price, make it less appealing compared to alternatives like the Mac Mini or MacBook Pro. The iMac is best suited for environments where aesthetics are prioritized over functionality, such as reception areas, rather than for general consumer use.

via The Verge|
#all-in-one-computer#apple#desktop-design
Apple's M4 Mac Mini: A Compact Powerhouse and Gaming Console
technology1 year ago

Apple's M4 Mac Mini: A Compact Powerhouse and Gaming Console

Apple's new M4 chip, built on TSMC's 3nm process, shows varying performance across different devices due to cooling efficiency. In tests by The Verge, the M4 iMac outperformed both the Mac mini and MacBook Pro in a Premiere Pro 4K Export test, likely due to better cooling. The Mac mini, priced at $799, completed the test faster than the $1,949 MacBook Pro, but both were slower than the $2,299 iMac. Despite performance differences, the Mac mini's lower price may make it more popular among consumers.

via Wccftech|
#apple#imac#m4-chip
Apple's M4 iMac: Embracing Change with Subtle Upgrades
technology1 year ago

Apple's M4 iMac: Embracing Change with Subtle Upgrades

The 27-inch iMac, once a staple for creative professionals during the Intel era, has been phased out in favor of Apple's new direction with the 24-inch M1 iMac and other models like the Mac Studio and Mac mini. The 27-inch model was known for its powerful performance, upgradable RAM, and high-resolution display, making it a popular choice for power users. However, with the shift to Apple Silicon, Apple has refocused the iMac as a more approachable, stylish device, leaving the 27-inch model behind.

via Ars Technica|
#apple#applesilicon#creativeprofessionals
Apple's 2024 iMac: Small Upgrades, Big Impact
technology1 year ago

Apple's 2024 iMac: Small Upgrades, Big Impact

The 2024 Apple iMac, equipped with the new M4 chip, offers a significant performance boost over its predecessor, making it a solid choice for productivity and light gaming. While it maintains the same 24-inch design and lacks larger screen options or M4 Pro configurations, it provides good value for its price. The iMac's design remains sleek, and it now includes USB-C charging for accessories, though the placement of the Magic Mouse charging port is still inconvenient. Overall, it's a stylish all-in-one for everyday use, but power users may need to look at other Apple products for more demanding tasks.

via Gizmodo|
#all-in-one#apple#imac
"Apple Officially Declares iPhone 5S Obsolete"
technology1 year ago

"Apple Officially Declares iPhone 5S Obsolete"

Apple has officially declared the iPhone 5S, along with the 21.5-inch iMac and 6th-gen iPod Touch, as obsolete. This means these devices, which have not been in production for over seven years, will no longer receive any service or updates from Apple. The iPhone 5S, launched in 2013, was notable for its fingerprint scanner and improved performance over its predecessor. Other devices like the iPhone 5c and iPhone 6 Plus have also been added to the obsolete list, while models like the iPhone 6 and 6S remain on the vintage list.

via Gizmodo|
#apple#imac#iphone-5s
"Apple's Patent Teases Touchscreen iMac with Dual-Sided Display"
technology2 years ago

"Apple's Patent Teases Touchscreen iMac with Dual-Sided Display"

Apple has long rejected the idea of a touchscreen iMac or MacBook, but a new patent application suggests a pivoting stand for a desktop computer, potentially hinting at a touchscreen iMac for artists. The design looks familiar to the Microsoft Surface Studio, and while the patent wording claims it's for easier transport, it raises questions about Apple's plans for a touchscreen iMac.

via 9to5Mac|
#apple#imac#microsoft-surface-studio