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    Apple introduces major upgrades to 27in iMac

    Aug 21, 2020 6 minutes
    Macworld Staff report

    The iMac is a direct descendant of the very first Mac, and it’s often the computer that long-time users think about when they think about the Macintosh. The iMac’s all-in-one design is popular and iconic.

    The iMac is great for both novices and demanding users. It can handle general-purpose and heavy-duty tasks equally well. It’s ideal for someone who needs to buy a complete computer setup (keyboard, mouse or trackpad and display) and wants to maximize workspace efficiency.

    If you’re in the market for an iMac, this guide will help you make the right choice. Apple has three versions of the iMac: the standard iMac, the iMac with Retina display and the iMac Pro.

    The latest: A big refresh for the 27in iMac

    Apple has updated the 27in iMac with several improved features and upgraded hardware, though the design remains the same.

    • The standard configuration models feature 6 and 8-core, 10th-generation Intel CPUs. A 10-core option is available.

    • The GPU has been

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