iMac
Apple's primary desktop computer. The iMac is an "all-in-one," which houses the computer, drives and monitor in the same case. Apple also makes two computers with separate monitors: a mini desktop and workstation (see Mac mini and Mac Pro).
The top iMac model used to be the iMac Pro. The Pro name was dropped, but the current 24" iMac is similar (see iMac Pro). In 2021, the first iMac with Apple's M1 processor debuted, and both Apple and Intel models were available until 2023 (see Apple M series).
CURRENT iMAC MODELS SSD Max CPU Screen Storage RAM Size Resolution (GB) (GB) M3* 24" 4480x2520** 256-2TB 24 * 8 CPU cores; 8-10 GPU cores ** 4.5K screen
A Thousand Times More RAM
Debuting in 1998, the first iMac came with 32MB RAM, a 4GB hard disk, CD-ROM drive and dial-up modem. Only the RAM was upgradable. Sixteen years later, the 2014 iMac with a 5K display was configurable with up to a thousand times more RAM and 700 times more storage. It was also the first desktop computer with a 5K monitor. See Mac computer, iBook, MacBook and eMac.