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2. www.macworld.com › article › 667899iMac 2017 vs 2019: What's the Difference? | Macworld

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   Apr 16, 2019 · The iMac doesn't look any different so what upgrades has Apple brought for 2019? We examine and benchmark the old and new iMac models to see which you should buy.

3. forums.macrumors.com › threads › is-the-2017-imacIs the 2017 iMac still a good buy? - MacRumors Forums

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   Mar 25, 2019 · I've been waiting for a while to upgrade my 2011 iMac. You can now buy the 2017 iMac for $100 to $200 below apple MSRP. Is this a good buy? For my basic needs, the computing power of...

4. www.digitaltrends.com › computing › imac-buying-guideWhich iMac Should You Buy? Our Buying Guide to Apple's ...

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   Dec 14, 2020 · With its recent bump in specs and internal components, the iMac is now powerful enough to be a creative workhorse again. Between all the different options and configurations, though, it can be...

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5. www.macworld.com › article › 66810424in iMac vs old 21.5in iMac: New and old iMacs compared

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   Apr 27, 2021 · We compare the 24in M1 iMac with the 21.5in iMac and explain what the difference is. The new 24in iMac has just as much going on inside as it does outside and based on the M1 benchmarks it...

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6. www.cnet.com › tech › computingiMac 2017 and old iMacs compared: Needed updates, one bummer

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   Jun 15, 2017 · If your budget is so tight that you can't afford a larger one, then you probably shouldn't be buying an Apple for $1,100. Comparable Windows-based all-in-one systems run about $500, a...

7. markellisreviews.com › buying-guide › m3-imac-buyingM3 iMac Buying Guide - Which One Is for You? - Mark Ellis Reviews

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   Nov 1, 2023 · The upgraded M3 24-inch iMac is now available to order, but which is the right model for you? Read our 24-inch iMac buying guide to find out!

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   How do the new 24in iMacs compare with the old i Macs?

   • It will certainly be interesting to see how the new 24in iMacs compare with the older iMac models, that offered up to 3.2GHz 6-core 8th-gen Core i7-8700 as a build-to-order option. The old iMac models featured Intel’s 9th generation Coffee Lake processors at up to 6-cores, here’s what was on offer:

   24in iMac vs old 21.5in iMac: New and old iMacs compared

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   Is a 2017 iMac upgrade worth it?

   • If you’re 2017 iMac is feeling a little sluggish then an upgrade could be well worth it. If you’re deciding between the 2017 and 2019 models then we strongly advise avoiding the older model that’s still on sale. If you don’t need the power of the new 2019 hardware, then a bargain may be found by grabbing a refurbished 2017 model.

   iMac 2017 vs 2019: What's the Difference? | Macworld

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   Is a 24in iMac better than a 21.5in?

   • The white borders of the 24in model are considerably narrower than the black borders on the 21.5in iMac. That’s a definite benefit. The disadvantage is that if what you are looking at has a dark background – like a movie – then the edges of the screen will be very visible.

   24in iMac vs old 21.5in iMac: New and old iMacs compared

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   Should you buy a 24-inch iMac?

   • If you’re considering buying a 24-inch iMac, count yourself lucky – the chip configurations for this Mac are relatively easy to navigate versus the wealth of options for the M3 MacBook Pro or the M2 Mac mini. The base model M3 iMac comes with an 8-core CPU and an 8-core GPU.

   M3 iMac Buying Guide – Which One Is for You? - Mark Ellis Reviews

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   Is the 24-inch m3 iMac easy to buy?

   • As noted earlier, the 24-inch M3 iMac is refreshingly easy to buy, thanks to a relatively small number of upgradeable components and configurations.

   M3 iMac Buying Guide – Which One Is for You? - Mark Ellis Reviews

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   What is the new iMac m3?

   • Only now, we have a fancy new chip inside – the M3. This new chip from Apple is based on a 3-nanometer process which delivers significant gains over the original M1 chip. Its performance cores are up to 30% faster, it has a significantly quicker neural engine, and the GPU is in another league. But which version of the 24-inch iMac is for you?

   M3 iMac Buying Guide – Which One Is for You? - Mark Ellis Reviews

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9. www.xda-developers.com › which-model-imac-do-i-needWhich Apple iMac model should you buy? - XDA Developers

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   Feb 21, 2023 · Overall, it's worth spending the extra $200 for the 8-core GPU iMac rather than choosing the base variant. For the extra money, you're getting additional USB-C ports along with an Ethernet...