Apple’s 2023 iMac with M3 chip is an incredible computer, with far more power and potential than the average family it’s aimed at will ever need. But though it’s beautiful to look at, there’s room for ...

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In addition to introducing its M3 chipset (and new MacBook Pros powered by M3 chips), Apple announced a new 24-inch iMac during its primetime "Scary Fast" event on October 30. Powered by the 3nm M3 ...

While for many the true scariness is found in the price of the latest Apple hardware, the new M3-powered MacBook Pros and iMacs are without doubt seriously fast. The scary fast theme and prime time ...

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Apple’s release of the Mac Studio—the company’s first completely new Mac line since the MacBook Air debuted in 2008—and Studio Display also seems to have triggered the end of what was likely the ...

The latest Windows 11 public release has been available for a while now and the latest build is 22000.318 (21H2). It’s a free upgrade from Windows 10 OS if your device meets the minimum requirements.

You'll have to go large if you want an Intel-powered Mac desktop. 9to5Mac reports Apple has quietly discontinued the 21.5-inch iMac about half a year after introducing the M1 model. The company had ...

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