Read about the evolution of the iMac from G3 to M3 in this article
The new 13-inch MacBook Pro and MacBook Air were unveiled to the public at the WWDC22 conference in 2022. Apple upgraded the chip to the M2, their most powerful chip in the lineup, significantly boosting the performance of both laptops. MacBook Air also received a new design, while the outer shell and chassis of the MacBook Pro 13” remained the same. But even though the body is a little dated, it's still a great powerful computer. But is the MacBook good for you in general? Or maybe you need an iMac? This decision is important, especially if this computer should become your main workstation.
Apple released a variety of great electronic devices in 2022: an M1 iPad Air, brand new redesigned MacBook Air M2, iPhone 14 Pro and the list continues.
iMac is one of the best all-in-one systems on the market. There is a sea of options out there, but let's find out what's special about this one.
When you buy a previously owned iMac, your money goes further. As soon as the computer leaves retailer it loses value but macs that are few years old can still be great values and powerful machines In today's world where everything seems too expensive for consumers looking at purchasing new electronics or technologies there is one option left - buying refurbished products. Buying used devices has become increasingly popular because people want to save some cash.
Have you bought a first Mac? Congratulations! Now it's time to learn how use it. And we're confident that with these few tricks, getting started will be easy for anyone who has never used one before--or at least hasn't since they were kids Here is our complete guide on macOS - from launching programs all the way down to setting your display preferences so everything looks just right.
Are you one of those iMac users who loves the power of having multiple apps operating at the same time? Do you like having multiple browser tabs open simultaneously? If you can’t do this because your iMac doesn’t normally have the juice to pull it off, you can give it the juice it needs with an upgrade in RAM.
If you are one of the millions of fans who have been wondering when Apple will update the 27-inch iMac, this article is for you. We have some of the latest details and you are going to want to stick around for what we’ve been able to dig up.
Macs and iMacs are a popular choice for laptops and computers because of their iconic and versatile designs and easy-to-use manual. The only reason for not buying an iMac may be the high prices.
Apple recently announced an update for the iMac for this year. The 27-inch iMac will get most of the changes, but the 21.5-inch iMac and iMac Pro will also get some upgrades this year. Let’s dig right into these updates!
There's been a lot of buzz about the all new Apple iMac which might be coming out for 2020. This all-in-one computer is long overdue for an update, and there are rumors that iMac might just be coming out with an update this very year. Will the iMac finally be getting a makeover for 2020? Read on to look at some of the rumors that are currently circulating about the possibilities for a new iMac.
Are you trying to decide whether to get an iMac with the Retina Display or a MacBook? If premium picture quality is a must, you want the iMac with Retina Display. If you want to save money while still getting an amazing machine from Apple, the MacBook might be your best choice. There are many options to consider when you are making this decision. Let’s look at some of the pros and cons to hopefully make your decision a little easier, or at least, informed.
Do you consider yourself a pretty good do it yourselfer? Do you want to upgrade your iMac? Whether you are a seasoned pro or a little wary of doing some of the more technical upgrades, this article is for you.
There is a Mac for just about everyone. Apple has made sure of that. If you are looking for your next (or first) Mac, you are in the right place. This article is all about the options when it comes to the Mac line of computers. You'll be sure to find the right Mac for you by the time you've finished reading.