The new all‑in‑one Mac ships with Apple’s M6 chip, delivering notable speed improvements and integrated artificial‑intelligence tools aimed at creators and business users.
Apple has unveiled a new iMac powered by its upcoming M6 silicon, promising a leap in speed and built‑in artificial‑intelligence capabilities for both creators and business users.
M6‑Powered Performance
The M6 chip builds on the efficiency of the M5, featuring a larger CPU core count and a next‑generation GPU that Apple claims delivers up to 30% faster processing in typical workloads. Benchmarks shared at the launch event showed smoother multitasking and quicker rendering in professional apps such as Final Cut Pro and Adobe Photoshop.
Integrated AI Tools
Apple’s new iMac includes on‑device AI accelerators that enable real‑time language translation, image enhancement, and voice‑controlled shortcuts without relying on cloud services. These features are accessed through the updated macOS 15 interface, where users can invoke AI assistance directly from the menu bar.
Design and Display
Visually, the iMac retains its slim all‑in‑one silhouette but adds a 27‑inch 6K Retina display with a 120 Hz refresh rate, higher brightness, and improved color accuracy. The chassis now incorporates recycled aluminum, aligning with Apple’s sustainability goals.
- M6 chip with up to 12 CPU cores
- Integrated AI accelerator for on‑device processing
- 27‑inch 6K Retina display at 120 Hz
- Recycled aluminum enclosure
The new iMac is priced starting at $2,299, with configurations ranging up to 64 GB of unified memory and 8 TB of SSD storage. Pre‑orders begin next week, and the device will ship in early 2027.
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