Apple's M6 keeps the iMac current without shaking things up much.
Key takeaways
Apple’s new M6 iMac is thinner, features a 24‑inch screen with a thick white bezel, and offers six color options. It starts at $1,499, has two Thunderbolt ports, a headphone jack, and a 10‑core CPU/GPU configuration with up to 24 GB RAM and 1 TB storage.
- The M6 iMac is 24‑inch, thinner than older aluminum models, and comes in six colors plus silver.
- It starts at $1,499, has two Thunderbolt ports and a headphone jack, and offers a 10‑core CPU/GPU option.
- Maximum specs: 24 GB RAM, 1 TB storage, and a 10‑core CPU/GPU configuration.
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Every other Apple Silicon Mac has found a way to move forward over the last half-decade—we've gotten a more Pro design for the MacBook Pro, a mini-er design for the Mac mini, and a Mac Studio that has finally made Apple admit it doesn't want to make the Mac Pro anymore.
But the Apple Silicon iMac has always been more interested in looking backward. It's the thin, screen-on-a-stand iMac design by way of the original Bondi Blue G3 iMac. It's a clean and pretty desktop computer, one I see all the time in small offices and on TV shows that depict small offices. We're long past the days when it was Apple's primary workstation computer.
