Currently running a late 2015 iMac 27" (17,1) 1TB Fusion Drive, 16Gb ram. A bit of "gaming" (Civ 6), light home video/audio editing (nothing "pro"). While it's still chugging along, it's a bit long in ...

The recent disappearance of the 27-inch iMac with 5K Retina display from Apple’s product line has thrown a spotlight on the core design tradeoff with an all-in-one Mac: you can’t separate the Mac from ...

Month-end iMac deals are in effect today on current and closeout models, with prices plunging to as low as $949. From deals on the latest M3 iMac 24-inch to blowout savings on M1 models — and even the ...

Original story: A late-2014 display hooked to an early 2012 GPU The GPU powering the 27-inch iMac with Retina 5K display is the R9 M290X, with the R9 M295X offered as an optional upgrade. The R9 M295X ...

Apple has unveiled the latest model refresh for its all-in-one computer known as the iMac, and it features the brand-new M3 chip, "2x faster performance" than the last-gen iMacs with the M1 chip, and ...

Apple's 27-inch iMac is on sale for a new low price of $1,400 on Amazon for a limited time. The Intel-based 27-inch iMac is still available for those who can't wait for the M-series update or need a ...

OWC just introduced a kit to upgrade the new 27-inch iMac 5K to 128GB of RAM. That’s up to four times the maximum available from Apple, depending on the configuration of the computer. But these ...

Apple has announced the iMac with Retina display, a desktop computer with a 27-inch 5K screen, alongside its new iPads. The machine features an eye-popping resolution of 14.7 million pixels, seven ...

While many of the Macs have had both the M1 and M2 chips, the iMac jumps from the M1 to the M3. Apple says that means 2x faster performance than M1. And if you’re coming from a 21.5-inch Intel iMac ...

It does have its niches, but chances are, there's a better Mac for what you're trying to do.

Bringing a work IT problem to the board, since my IT department is overwhelmed right now and sort of at a loss. But I thought this might have some general relevance with an increase in folks working ...