When Apple launched the original iMac more than 20 years ago, it popularized the idea that computers didn't have to look like utilitarian beige boxes. Now, Apple is reviving that approach in 2021. The ...

Apple told The Verge that the 27-inch iMac is not coming back, so for now, the 24-inch model is what we get. I guess that’s fine, because in a world mostly dominated by laptops, the M3 iMac is the ...

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Following the official launch of the new iMac on Friday, iFixit has already gotten its hands on one of these redesigned 24-inch iMacs to share its traditional teardown. This gives us a better look at ...

Laptops long ago eclipsed desktop computers in popularity, but for many people who have a dedicated spot at home for work, there’s a lot to like about all-in-one computers such as the new Apple iMac, ...

The latest version of Apple’s venerable all-in-one desktop is an excellent and beautiful computer. It just doesn’t fit most modern computing needs. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media ...

The new 24-inch iMac just might be the most attractive Apple computer ever. After nearly a decade of sticking to the same silver slab-of-metal design, Apple has fully reimagined its flagship ...

Commentary: Apple's new MacBook Pro models tout some of these features, but I want these five improvements to cross over to more Macs soon. Dan Ackerman leads CNET's coverage of computers and gaming ...

In a world full of smartphones, tablets and laptops, the new iMac—powered by Apple’s M1 chip—proves desktops still have a future. WSJ’s Joanna Stern looked to the past, the original iMac G3, to ...

We’ve been using Apple’s new iMac as our main machine for close to a week now, and we don’t want to stop anytime soon. Apple’s revamped all-in-one desktop feels tailor-made for a work-from-home world, ...

Note: Parallels and Bootcamp will no longer be supported. If you need to use Windows, we recommend you select a Windows-based computer. Note: The Apple 24" iMac only has "USB-C" / Thunderbolt ports.