The 27-inch iMac Pro is/is not about to launch. Concept: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac The 27-inch iMac is gone from Apple’s lineup. And it’s not clear when it’s coming back. Or if it will return at all. One ...

Despite rumors that Apple is ready to take the wraps off the 2020 iMac during its developers conference later this month, a report on Friday indicates this all-in-one desktop isn’t in production yet.

I think it's a great Mac to buy if: 1) you need a Mac now, 2) you need Windows/x86 compatibility, since as it stands at the moment you won't be getting that in the ARM Mac line (though I'm of the ...

You're out of luck if you were hoping for a larger, brawnier counterpart to the M1 iMac. Apple has discontinued the 27-inch iMac, leaving last year's 24-inch M1 model as the only all-in-one in the ...

Despite hopes of Apple unveiling an updated 27-inch iMac, the company instead discontinued the 27-inch version of the desktop altogether. That change comes amid a day full of news out of Tuesday's ...

Apple discounted the current 27-inch iMac after its event. Maybe the iMac's successor will go by a different name. I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising testing methodology and handed ...

If you’ve been waiting for the M1 Pro and M1 Max version of the 27-inch iMac to arrive at some point this year, you may be out of luck. Apple removed all mention of it from its website after declaring ...

The 27-inch iMac used to be one of the most popular models in Apple’s line-up, and a lot of people still view them with great affection even today. If you wanted a Mac but didn’t need portability, the ...

Apple may be releasing a new 27-inch iMac Sooner rather than later. I take a look at the most recent and likely rumors of Apple's new larger iMac and show some ...

Apple has no plans to develop an Apple Silicon version of its 27-inch iMac. An Apple rep confirms to The Verge that its focus on the AIO front is its newly released 24-inch iMac. In our review, we ...

Apple prototyped at least three larger iMac models with Apple silicon chips last year, according to information shared by MacRumors forum member Amethyst back in March. The forum member said they ...