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Apple could unveil a new M6-powered iMac by the end of the year
Apple is expected to unveil a new version of its iMac computer by the end of 2026. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, the new iMac will be equipped with the company's M6 processor. However, no major changes to the device's design are expected. According to the report, the M6-powered iMac will largely resemble the current M4 model visually. Apple will make the main changes inside the computer, while new color options may be introduced for the exterior.
Apple may therefore continue to retain the current design it introduced with the M1-powered iMac in 2021. Although reports indicate that the company is working on an iMac with an OLED display for the future, such a model is not expected to go on sale anytime soon. One interesting point is the claim that the M6 processor family will remain on the market for a relatively short time. According to previous reports, Apple could move to the M7 generation only approximately six months after the M6. It is even reported that the M6 Pro, M6 Max, and M6 Ultra versions may not be introduced at all and that the company will release only the standard M6 processor. The M6 processor is expected to offer memory bandwidth of 200 GB per second, use a new memory architecture, and feature a 12-core graphics processor. With the M7 generation, the primary focus will reportedly be on higher performance in artificial intelligence operations. The first devices with M7 processors are claimed to be coming in the first half of 2027, with the M7 Pro and M7 Max versions arriving later that year and the M7 Ultra reaching the market in 2028.
Apple may therefore continue to retain the current design it introduced with the M1-powered iMac in 2021. Although reports indicate that the company is working on an iMac with an OLED display for the future, such a model is not expected to go on sale anytime soon. One interesting point is the claim that the M6 processor family will remain on the market for a relatively short time. According to previous reports, Apple could move to the M7 generation only approximately six months after the M6. It is even reported that the M6 Pro, M6 Max, and M6 Ultra versions may not be introduced at all and that the company will release only the standard M6 processor. The M6 processor is expected to offer memory bandwidth of 200 GB per second, use a new memory architecture, and feature a 12-core graphics processor. With the M7 generation, the primary focus will reportedly be on higher performance in artificial intelligence operations. The first devices with M7 processors are claimed to be coming in the first half of 2027, with the M7 Pro and M7 Max versions arriving later that year and the M7 Ultra reaching the market in 2028.