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There has long been speculation as to whether Apple at the conference WWDC 2017 will indeed introduce hardware innovations. As soon as we took a look inside the macOS system, which was given the name macOS 10.13 High Sierra, updated iMac models with faster processors, more memory and better graphics appeared on the screen.

Apple in his presentation of the performance of the new iMacs, he focused in particular on virtual reality, which machines with an 80% more powerful graphics card than their predecessors were able to run without the slightest problem. Right in front of the so-called green screen, we had the opportunity to see a developer who played an interactive Star Wars game in virtual reality using new iMacs and, of course, solutions from HTC. The computer handled everything without the slightest problem, and honestly, we have never had the opportunity to see virtual reality in such great graphics as today. There was an increase of up to 3 times greater graphic performance, and the display itself was also improved.

The new iMac has the best display ever Apple It is powered by the new seventh generation Intel Core processors, called Kaby Lake, which offer faster frequencies, both in base mode and in turbo mode. In the basic configuration of all 27" iMacs, we will find fusion drives with SSDs, which are 50% faster than the current generation. These drives are available in sizes up to 2 TB. Graphics performance is provided by Radeon graphics chips Pro 555 and Radeon Pro 550 with up to 4GB of graphics memory.

The 21,5-inch iMac will cost $1, iMac Retina The 4K 21,5" will cost you not $1, but now $499, and the iMac Retina The 5K 27" will cost $1. This is the first time the iMac has been Retina 4K 21,5" discounted to that amount. And all three models are available from today.

Apple he also let us see into the future. It runs on the coolest Mac ever Apple did. According to the Cupertino company, it will be the most powerful and most powerful Mac ever released. iMac Pro It will feature a 5K display, up to 18 cores, 10GB Ethernet, 32GB of ECC memory, and Radeon Vega graphics. It can handle up to 44 million pixels. It will be available in December for $4.

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