Apple's Next-Gen iMac Display Will Be Massive

On Saturday, April 3, the New iMac was leaked to the general public. The iMac appears to have a larger screen than the All-in-One that was released in 2012. The iMac is expected to be released this year.

iMac Leaks and deisgn changes

l0vetodream, a well-known leaker amongst the apple community, claims that the next-generation MacBook will be offered with an even larger screen than that of the current model.

The new iMac will feature its unique design. It is expected to feature a dramatic overhaul of its current design with its large bezel around the screen and its beveled design.

The new iMac is expected to replicate the iPad Pro design with thinner bezels and flatter sides. 9to5Mac reported in January that the iMac would resemble the Pro Display XDR.

In recent years, apple-related speculations have taken on a life of their own, saying the company plans to upgrade the 21.5-inch iMac's screen to a 24-inch screen via a redesign.

This resulted in a machine about the same physical size as the current iMac, thanks to the display bezel's assumed shrinkage. (Apple produced 24-inch iMacs for more than a decade before the iMac was designed to utilize an aluminum enclosure).

Macrumors reported that the new iMac would use next-generation Apple silicon chips in addition to a redesigned computer. According to the article, Apple is testing chips with up to 16 high-performance cores and four efficiency cores.

iMac Big Screen Leaks

Although they have kept their Twitter account private, some press sources such as MacRumors have provided insight into what tweets were posted.

l0vetodream said that the high-end iMac would be equipped with a larger screen than the current 27-inch model, an idea he posted in his tweet today.

The only iMacs that Apple currently sells are the 21.5-inch model and the 27-inch model. This upcoming model will divert from them in that the new iMac will have a larger screen.

There has been a long tradition of the Apple iMac having a 27-inch screen. However, perhaps the Apple Cinema Display could have been offered with a 30-inch screen or maybe a 32-inch screen, such as the one found in the Pro Display XDR.

The iMac's newest iteration is expected to debut sometime in the next few months, with Apple's next-generation silicon chip. Apple already discontinued the high-end iMac Pro and stopped selling many of the 21.5-inch BTO configurations of the 21.5-inch iMac in preparation for a product upgrade.

Sadly, it is impossible to pinpoint when this device is made available; it seems that it isn't far away from the leaks. This device will probably be released sooner rather than later.

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Written by Lionell Moore