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Apple contrainte de modifier la page du Pro Display XDR au UK
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Au Royaume-Uni, Apple doit en rabattre sur les qualités du Pro Display XDR
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2021 iMac To Come In 5 Different Colors, Leak Reveals
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These include a redesigned iMac that will look sleeker than the current model
The new iMac might also come in several color options, including green, blue and rose gold
Apple’s upcoming iMacs will come in five new colors, according to leaks coming from a prolific tipster. The rumored new colors come alongside major changes to how the device looks overall.
Noted tipster Jon Prosser of Front Page Tech said Apple’s 2021 iMac will feature a major redesign and will come in more colors than ever. The leaker indicated that Apple will bring fans on a trip to the past, back to the time when the iMac was still colorful. “They’re giving us the colors back,” he said.
Apple Reportedly Working On New Macs This Year: What To Expect
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These include a redesigned iMac and two new Mac Pro desktops
The report says the company is also working on a new external display
Apple is working on new Macs slated for release this year, a report says. These new computers – which include a new iMac and two new Mac Pros – are expected to be better than the existing devices the company has.
Apple is planning to redesign the iMac and produce two new high-end Mac Pro desktop devices for the year, Bloomberg reported. The new devices will feature the iPhone maker’s own silicon as part of its move away from reliance on chipmaker Intel.