The design hasn’t changed, but the iMac with M6 packs enough raw speed and upgraded connectivity to make upgrading from an older Apple all-in-one worth it.
I spent five days testing Apple's new M6 iMac to see how its performance upgrades and familiar colorful design stack up.
Nobody buys an iMac to hide under a desk or tuck into a corner. It’s the computer you put on show, a slim sheet of colour that does as much for a room as a statement lamp or a nice rug. Walk into...
Most buyers would be better off with a Mac mini and a bigger external display.
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