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Apple refreshes the iMac with M6 chips

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Briefings

Apple announced a refresh of its iMac using M6 chips, a 2nm processor introduced with the Mac Mini in August 2024. The new generation features a performance boost while maintaining a largely unchanged design and starting at $1,499. This update replaces the M4 refresh from two years prior, skipping the M5 series entirely. The announcement was made ahead of the upcoming 'Pro and Tell' event.

Key points

• Apple refreshed the iMac with M6 chips, a 2nm processor introduced with the Mac Mini in August 2024.
• The new iMac generation starts at $1,499 and features a performance boost over the previous M4 refresh.

Context

Apple is updating the iMac with M6 chips, a 2nm processor introduced with the Mac Mini in August 2024. The new iMac generation starts at $1,499 and features a performance boost over the previous M4 refresh. This update replaces the M4 refresh from two years prior, skipping the M5 series entirely. The announcement was made ahead of the upcoming 'Pro and Tell' event.

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