The new iMac ushers in a new colorful chapter in the history of Apple’s all-in-one computer. It is available in seven different shades, and comes with matching input devices and cables. To get a better idea of what the new iMac looks like, take a look at the pictures below.
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Blue M1 iMac
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Green M1 iMac
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Orange M1 iMac
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Pink M1 iMac
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Silver M1 iMac
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Yellow M1 iMac
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M1 iMac magnetic power connector
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The $1,499 and $1,699 iMacs have two Thunderbolt ports and two USB-C ports.
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Touich ID is available on the iMac 24″
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Magic Keyboard iMac with Touch ID
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Extended Magic Keyboard with Touch ID
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Color-coordinated Magic Mouse
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Color-coordinated Magic Trackpad
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M1 Mac family
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