At its latest event, Apple revealed a slew of new changes that the company made to its line of iMac desktop computers. The new iMac, dubbed iMac with Retina Display, wears a screen that offers an ...

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Apple’s 5K iMac is an impressive computer, but how well does it play games? Should a gamer consider buying a 5K iMac? It all depends on what kind of gamer you are, and at what settings you run your ...

The first computer that comes to mind for an Apple desktop for best performance for less than $3500 is the iMac 5K with lots of upgrades, but the Mac mini gives it a run for its money. AppleInsider ...

The new iMac 5K may look the same as the old one, but even at the low-end with new faster internals, this will be the go-to machine looking for a monstrous Apple display and solid performance. We ...

Apple’s newest iMac has the best display ever on a computing device. Let’s just get that out the way right at the start: You won’t find a better screen anywhere else, period. The 27-inch, 5120×2880 ...

I originally wanted to devote at least one story to a qualitative analysis of the Retina iMac’s screen, including a list of physical measurements (gamut, gamma, intensity, and anything else I could ...

Over the last 12 months, Apple’s approach to computing has totally changed (again). It’s redesigned the MacBook and came up with a brand new giganto iPad, the iPad Pro. But why would it mess with the ...

At Apple's introduction of the new 27-inch iMac with Retina 5K Display, Phil Schiller noted that the machine's $2499 starting price compares favorably with some of the higher-end 4K displays on the ...

Currently running a late 2015 iMac 27" (17,1) 1TB Fusion Drive, 16Gb ram. A bit of "gaming" (Civ 6), light home video/audio editing (nothing "pro"). While it's still chugging along, it's a bit long in ...