New iMac may come next week, leakers suggest
- Apple may be planning to unveil a redesigned iMac at its ‘Spring Loaded’ event.
- Multiple leakers have now suggested that they expect to see a new iMac next week.
- Last month, evidence that allegedly 'proved' the existence of an iMac with Apple Silicon was found twice.
- Other potential products we may see on Tuesday include a refreshed iPad Pro, new AirPods, AirTags and more.
Apple may be planning to unveil a redesigned iMac at its ‘Spring Loaded’ event — taking place in just a couple of days.
On Saturday, notorious Apple leaker l0vetodream (reliability: 93.55%) put together an image of the invite's AR logo alongside multiple G3 iMacs. This quickly led to speculation that Apple’s refreshed iMac release may be imminent.
— 有没有搞措 (@L0vetodream) April 17, 2021
Shortly after, Ian Zelbo posted a render of the purported incoming iMac on Twitter, noting that several reports have indicated Apple’s plans to unleash a new iMac at the big event on Tuesday.
iMac 2021
— Ian Zelbo (@RendersbyIan) April 17, 2021
Hello again. pic.twitter.com/yNHM5X7uDE
Last month, evidence that allegedly 'proved' the existence of an iMac with Apple Silicon was found twice — first with references to an iMac with an ARM chip was spotted in Xcode crash logs, and second when macOS Big Sur 11.3 beta 5 was found to include references to two unreleased iMac models, ‘iMac21,1’ and ‘iMac 21,2’.
Previous rumors have claimed that the new iMac will be a blend of the Pro Display XDR and iPad Pro, complete with edge-to-edge displays and colors similar to the iPad Air.
Other potential products we may see on Tuesday include a refreshed iPad Pro, new AirPods, AirTags and more. Read the full write-up here.
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