Apple Updates iMac with M6 2nm Chips
Apple has announced a refresh of its iMac all-in-one desktop, upgrading the hardware to include the new M6 chipset. This update marks a significant leap in performance as the M6 is Apple's first chip built on a 2nm process, featuring an enhanced dual 16-core Neural Engine specifically designed to accelerate on-device AI tasks. The new models feature improved baseline specifications, starting with a 10-core CPU and 10-core GPU, up from the 8-core configuration found in previous generations. While the physical design remains largely unchanged, the pricing for the updated iMac starts at $1,499. This release precedes Apple's upcoming 'Pro and Tell' event scheduled for Wednesday.
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