Questions include whether you bought the iMac Pro because it had more ports, SD card slot, and what features you like or dislike. As noted in the tweet just below, it’s a pretty easy way to give Apple some quick feedback on what prompted your purchase decision, if you did pick up the iMac Pro.Īpple is sending out a survey to iMac Pro buyers. The survey includes a variety of options to choose from, asking owners if they opted for the iMac Pro because of its T2 chip inside, the 27-inch Retina display, the four Thunderbolt 3 ports, or even if they opted for the higher-priced machine just because of that Space Gray finish. Based on the information presented, it appears that Apple is trying to nail down just why owners out there in the wild decided to fork over their hard-earned cash for Apple’s most powerful all-in-one to date. If you need more storage space, you can upgrade the storage to 512GB (with the same 8-core GPU) for a cool RM7,249.The iMac Pro went up for sale before the end of 2017 in most of its configurable options, and now, months later, the company behind the powerful desktop machine is looking for feedback.Īpple has been sending out customer surveys to those who picked up the iMac Pro, with some of those questions shared on Twitter recently. A tier up is the RM6,449 variant, which gets an 8-core GPU. The base model with a 7-core GPU, 256GB of SSD storage, and 8GB of RAM retails at RM5,599.

Malaysian availability of the new iMac has not been revealed yet, though we do know its local pricing already. To top it all off, Apple also said that the new iMac is quieter and will run cooler than its predecessor. It has a 1080p camera now too with improved mics for a better video call experience. Of course, the new iMac also gets colour-matched mouse and keyboard, not to mention a magnetic power connector – also colour-matched, naturally.

That being said, it does have a rather large “chin” under the screen, which slightly detracts from an otherwise very modern-looking AIO. The slim bezels surrounding the display also give the machine a rather sleek aesthetic. This is exemplified in the slim side profile of the new iMac.Īs for the screen itself, the updated iMac now features a 24-inch 4.5k Retina Display with True Tone support. What’s even more impressive is the fact that the whole design of the AIO is thinner than ever now. In fact, it’s available in seven different colours, and just like other recently unveiled Macs, the new iMac is sporting Apple’s very own M1 chip, promising better performance than its predecessor in a thinner package.Īccording to Apple, the M1 chip powering the new iMac provides up to 85% faster performance than the previous model – that’s quite a big performance gain. Apple just unveiled the all-new all-in-one iMac, and it is very, very colourful.

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