Apple just Monday afternoon introduced a new version of its color iMac. If this computer, which retails for €1,499 in France, isn't much different from its predecessor, at least in terms of design, its M4 chip should give it plenty of extra power. You can find the iMac M4 presentation video below.
To announce this, Apple did not organize a keynote, which are those big photo conferences where new Apple products are demonstrated for the whole world to see. Instead, the Apple brand settled for a simple press release, published in the middle of the afternoon here in France.
If this announcement surprises you the way it did, you'll have to get used to it. Indeed, Apple has already announced that two more computers will be introduced in the coming days. There would be no question of giving a keynote speech about it. Apple will publish press releases for each of these products, much to everyone's surprise.
Mac mini and MacBook Pro
These two highly anticipated new computers are the Mac mini and MacBook Pro. Like the iMac, it should be equipped with an M4 chip, for more power and optimal configuration to receive Apple's intelligence, Apple's artificial intelligence. On the MacBook Pro sideThe expected design changes should be fairly minor. The latest rumors simply point to the arrival of a third Thunderbolt port on the left edge of the device.
On the Mac mini all expectations fall flat. Many analysts and specialists from the Apple brand, including journalist Mark Gurman, famous as one of the most reliable sources, announced that the upcoming Mac mini will receive an impressive design.
The device is expected to be much smaller, about the size of an Apple TV. However, this change in size shouldn't stop it from being extremely powerful, thanks to a new internal structure that allows components to be packed together in a smaller space. Apple has already demonstrated this technology and know-how with the latest iPad Pro M4, the thinnest tablet the Apple brand has ever produced.
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