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macOS Mojave Download Will be Available Today, Here’s What to Expect

By Jackson Chung September 24, 2018

Finally, macOS Mojave has come out of beta and will be available for Apple users to download today. This update is mostly about front-end tweaks, including new visual elements, apps, and the much talked about “Dark Mode”. Found in System Preferences, under General, the mode offers classy evening look, with a smoked glass menu bar and dock. A revamped App Store is more accessible and puts apps on display more prominently. You also get new native apps, such as Apple News, Stocks, Apple Home, as well as Voice Memos. Continue reading for another video and more information.

New iMac Concept is Powered by ARM Processor and Has 5K Display with Ultra-Thin Bezels, Face ID

By Jackson Chung September 10, 2018

Photo credit: Lorenzo Mariotti / Behance

What if future Apple laptops and desktops use Apple-designed ARM processors that are capable of running iOS apps, while retaining the features and support for older Mac-only apps that most Mac users require? If that happens, this new iMac Concept could be one of the first models. Featuring a 5K display with ultra-thin bezels, FaceID, an integrated AirPower charging pad and a Magic Keyboard with a built-in Touch Bar. Continue reading for more pictures.

Forget the iMac and Mac Mini, the TapTop is a Functional Computer Packs Into a Touch Bar-Sized Device

By Jackson Chung April 17, 2018

Why bother with an iMac or Mac Mini, when you could just bring the TapTop anywhere? This Touch Bar-inspired computer boasts a pill-shaped design, and comes equipped with a touchscreen OLED display that doubles as an OS X application launcher. Aside from launching applications, the touch interface also lets you activate Siri, volume controls, and lots more. Continue reading for additional pictures and information.

iMac Pro with AirPower Wireless Charging Pad is a Perfect Match

By Jackson Chung December 12, 2017

The iMac Pro will be officially in stores on December 14th, but the AirPower Wireless Charging Pad is still months away. What happens when you combine the two products? This sleek model with a dual-purpose stand that doubles as a charging pad for both your iPhone and Apple Watch. Pricing starts at $4,999 for the iMAc Pro, and comes equipped with up to an 18-core Xeon processor, 128GB of memory, 4TB of storage, as well as a Radeon Pro Vega graphics card. Continue reading for another hands-on video and more pictures.

iMac Pro Officially Unveiled, Comes Equipped with AMD’s Radeon Pro Vega Graphics

By Jackson Chung June 5, 2017

Apple has officially unveiled the iMac Pro, and it’s a monster. Priced from $5,000 USD, this monster features a 27-inch Retina 5K display with support for 1 billion colors, up to 18 Intel Xeon processors offering 22 Teraflops of graphics computation, and last, but not least, AMD’s all-new Radeon Pro Vega GPU with 16GB of VRAM, 128GB of ECC RAM, and the capability to host up to 4TB of SSD storage. Continue reading for a hands-on video, more pictures and information.

iMac Flow is One Giant Touchscreen, Also Has Built-in TouchID Fingerprint Reader

By Jackson Chung September 29, 2016

It’s only a matter of time before Apple releases a touchscreen iMac, but this design gives us a first look at what it may look like. Available in both 21.5″ or 27″ sizes, the iMac Flow is essentially a giant iPad Pro, minus the ports, but with an integrated stand, which includes a built-in TouchID sensor for added security, and a sapphire glass display. continue reading for more pictures.

Apple eMac is Essentially an iPad Pro Turned OS X-Powered Desktop

By Jackson Chung April 23, 2016

Curved/labs unveils the “eMac”, which is essentially an iPad Pro in desktop form, running OS X. One main difference is that it includes a front-facing dual camera for 3D image capture scanning, while offering built-in stereo speakers.

If Apple Released a Device That Replaced Both the iPad and iMac, it Would Be the Modular LightMac

By Jackson Chung February 1, 2015

We have seen the future of Apple, and it might include an all-in-one device that would have the power of an iMac, combined with the portability of the iPad. The LightMac may seem far-fetched right now, but just imagine being able to throw a Mac Mini-sized device with modular accessories into your suitcase whilst traveling. After arriving, simple attach external modules depending on what kind of power you may need – extra hard drives, a projector, etc. Continue reading for more pictures and information.

Guy Breaks iMacs in Front of Random People, Gets Secretly Captured on Video

By Jackson Chung August 21, 2013

What happens when someone decides to prank random people in public places by purposely breaking iMacs? Lots of strange reactions, including a man that does not hesitate to lay all blame on the person carrying the iMacs. Fortunately, the only items inside the boxes were just nails, along with other glass objects, to produce the shattering sound when dropped. Continue reading to see the reactions that ensued.

Lavi iMac Knockoff Costs Half as Much as the Real Thing, is Windows 8-Powered

By Jackson Chung November 26, 2012

For those who prefer Windows-powered computer systems, but want the all-in-one form factor of Apple’s iMac, look no further than Lavi’s knockoff. At $621, you’ll get a 21.5-inch (1920×1080) display, 4GB RAM, a 2.9GHz Intel i5 quad-core CPU and a 500GB hard drive (5400 rpm) or a 128GB SSD. Continue reading for more pictures and information.