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Top Stories: Apple Event Recap With New iMac, AirTag, iPad Pro, Apple TV, and More

Top Stories: Apple Event Recap With New iMac, AirTag, iPad Pro, Apple TV, and More Saturday April 24, 2021 6:00 am PDT by MacRumors Staff Apple s Spring Loaded media event this week was certainly loaded with announcements, headlined by colorful all-new iMac models, AirTags item trackers, and a new M1-powered iPad Pro, but there were lots of other announcements during the jam-packed event. We also saw an updated Apple TV 4K set-top box with an all-new remote, a new purple color option for the iPhone 12 and 12 mini, new podcast subscriptions, and an Apple Card Family feature, just to name a few, so read on for all of the details from a busy week!

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Apple s Greg Joswiak: No Plans to Merge Mac and iPad

Apple s Greg Joswiak: No Plans to Merge Mac and iPad Thursday April 22, 2021 2:09 pm PDT by Juli Clover Apple earlier this week introduced refreshed 11 and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models with few external changes but one notable internal change - the introduction of the same M1 chip that was also used in the MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac mini refreshes back in November. Apple marketing chief Greg Joswiak and hardware chief John Ternus this week did an interview with The Independent to talk about the new tablets. The use of an ‌M1‌ chip in an iPad naturally has led to speculation about the merging of the ‌iPad‌ and Mac lineups, a topic that resurfaces over and over again, but Joswiak says that s not the goal.

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Apple s New iMacs Are Here: New Colors, M1 Chip, and More

Image: Apple Last month, Apple discontinued two iMac configurations with either 512GB and 1TB of SSD storage for the 21.5-inch iMac with 4K display, fueling speculation of an Apple Silicon-based iMac announcement. The rumors were true: Not only did Apple officially announce the iMacs are getting its impressive M1 processors, but Apple’s new iMacs finally be available in colors other than gray. Advertisement The new iMac looks more like Apple’s Pro Display XDR, so the back is flat rather than curved, and the side profile is slimmed down to just 0.45 inches (11.5 millimeters) thin, and it features a 24-inch, 4.5K Retina display with 11.3 million pixels, and 500 nits of brightness. All the new iMacs will be available in all the bold colors of the rainbow. (It’s still keeping its signature gray, though.) Happy to see Apple is embracing color for Macs again, which it abandoned after the iMac G3.

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Executives Confirm Apple Does Not Intend to Merge Mac and iPad Product Lineup

Executives Confirm Apple Does Not Intend to Merge Mac and iPad Product Lineup
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iPad Pro interview: Apple bosses on features and details of new tablet

Don t show me this message again✕ Halfway through the most recent Apple event, a man appeared to tear off his face. Underneath was Tim Cook. He turned on an iPad, into which he had just dropped a computer chip he had stolen from a Mac. Cook’s special effects were impressive, and so was his unexpected embrace of his role as an action star. But when it comes to hidden depths and mistaken identities, he had nothing on the processor and tablet he had just been seen sneaking in to play around with. That chip was the M1: a processor made for a Mac now stolen and dropped into an iPad. And it means the iPad Pro is now a tablet that some have argued is now seemingly too powerful – so fast it leads to questions about what it is really trying to do.

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