That’s going to rankle iMac fans who were eagerly awaiting the launch of the Apple silicon model. Starting at $1,599, it’s nearly as expensive as the previous 27-inch iMac and needs a Mac to power it. Mark Gurman and Ming-Chi Kuo also reported following the event that Apple was still planning to release a 27-inch iMac with Apple silicon, but 9to5Mac dumps a big bucket of cold water on those hopes.ĭuring its “Peek Performance event, Apple unveiled a new 27-inch Studio Display with a built-in ultra-wide camera, USB-C and Thunderbolt ports, and an adjustable design, but it’s hardly a replacement for the all-in-one. The site, which correctly predicted the Mac Studio and Studio Display, says Apple “currently has no plans to release a larger-screen iMac in the near future.” Rumors had suggested for months that a larger iMac with Apple silicon was in the works, but it turns out that it was an A13-powered display with a webcam instead. Interestingly, the latest report on the computer claims.
Designed for professional users, the new computer will be called 27-inch iMac Pro.
A report from 9to5Mac claims that the move isn’t temporary. In 2022, a larger Apple Silicon larger iMac is expected.
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