Apple FINALLY redesigning the iMac for 2021 (and we can’t wait)

In the past few months, we have expressed our feelings about the design of Apple’s current line of Macs. Virtually all new launches in 2020 featured a familiar design (read: old), with arguably the worst offender being the iMac 2020. Last year’s machine looks identical to all iMacs launched since 2012. But if new leaks are true , the iMac 2021 is finally about to counter the trend.

According to Bloomberg, the first refurbishment of the iMac in almost a decade will not only involve reducing the giant bezels on the screen, but will also see the machine’s curved back flattened to allow for a much thinner profile. It may still be our best computer for graphic design, but anything that makes the iMac look like it belongs here in the 2020s can only be a good thing.

Bloomberg reports that the new iMac, due for launch in 2021, will feature a design reminiscent of Apple’s elegant (but ridiculously expensive) Pro XDR Display (below), which features small bezels and an ultra-thin body. In fact, alongside the 2019 Pro Display, the 2020 iMac can only be described using one of the internet’s favorite words: chonky.

Pro XDR Display

The new iMac may look similar to Apple’s Pro Display XDR (Image credit: Apple)

And the good news for iMac fans doesn’t stop there. Along with a new design, the 2021 iMac is reported to present Apple’s amazing new fast M1 chip, currently found only on the new MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and Mac Mini. Launched in November, the new chip is a game changer for creatives – and we’re surprised to see that the M1 MacBooks have already had an unexpected price cut.

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