Is the iMac Pro returning? New M5 Max leaks suggest yes. We analyze how Thunderbolt 5 makes an All-in-One the perfect replacement for the Mac Pro.

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Apple is working on bringing back either the iMac Pro or the 27-inch iMac with a new Apple Silicon chip to help it charge headlong into the modern era. We’ve ...

Apple yesterday crushed the hopes of anyone waiting for an Apple Silicon 27-inch iMac, breaking the company’s usual “we don’t comment on future products line” to specifically rule out the possibility.

The iMac Pro all-in-one could be poised for a return, this time with a huge processor upgrade for professional users — the M5 Max.

A week ago, a shocking report emerged: Apple apparently had no plans for a larger iMac, potentially meaning the iMac Pro was dead and buried. However, opposition voices soon emerged, and the consensus ...

Apple’s iMac Pro, once a flagship for high-performance all-in-one desktops, is rumored to return in 2025. After discontinuing the 27-inch iMac in 2020, Apple shifted its focus to modular desktop ...

Explore 32-inch iMac rumors, Apple display size strategy, and unbiased iMac 2026 predictions in this in-depth, informational ...

Rumors are now sparking hope for fans, as Apple is still considering a larger computer to explore in the future, with the company reportedly still developing this and would feature as much as 30 ...

At long last, I have replaced my 27-inch iMac. I bought the original 2014 27-inch iMac shortly after it was released because it combined impressive power with an astonishingly crisp 5K Retina display ...

Apple's 27-inch iMac was one of the few Intel Macs (along with the iMac Pro) to be discontinued with no direct Apple Silicon replacement. It used to be Apple's mainstream workstation Mac, but in the ...

The tech community is abuzz with excitement and speculation over the potential release of Apple’s new 32-inch iMac Pro. This highly anticipated model is expected to introduce significant technological ...

Apple is reportedly developing a powerful new iMac for professionals, potentially featuring the unreleased M5 Max chip. This move could revive Apple's high-end all-in-one desktop line after a hiatus.