Looking and sounding good on video calls is more important than ever now, which is why the new iMac features what Apple is calling the “best camera, mics and speakers ever in a Mac.” That’s a bold claim, but based on the high-quality webcam and audio experience we had on the previous iMac and the added benefits of the M1 chip, we think Apple has a chance to live up to it. We praised last year’s 27-inch iMac or its rich colors, high level of detail and impressive brightness, so we have high hopes for the new model’s smaller (but more advanced) screen.Īn improved webcam and microphone experience The new iMac also borrows the MacBook’s True Tone functionality, allowing the screen to adjust its color temperature to your surroundings to keep things as natural-looking as possible at all times.
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The desktop’s 24-inch Retina display comes in a crisp 4.5K resolution and promises a high 500 nits of brightness, which seem ideal for cranking out visually intensive tasks and kicking back with a movie when the workday is done. When you pair all that muscle with the iMac’s large display, you could have one heck of a multitasking machine with lots of real estate for jumping between emails, photo edits and video calls. Needless to say, we’re excited to see this level of power come to a larger desktop computer. And the MacBook Air stayed whisper-silent through it all. We exported advanced 4K video files in a handful of seconds, and saw performance benchmark scores that crushed every competing laptop we tested.
This is the first iMac with Apple’s new M1 processor - the same chip that blew us away on the latest MacBooks, thanks to its sheer speed and multitasking muscle.įor example, on the new M1-powered MacBook Air, we were able to run as many as 16 apps at once (including demanding programs such as Final Cut Pro and Photoshop) without any freezing or slowdowns.
Your CNN account Log in to your CNN accountĭespite its eye-catching looks, some of the iMac’s biggest upgrades are tucked under the hood.
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