We refine, re-imagined, or re-engineered everything about it from the inside out. Not pictured: the giant hump at the back of the 2012 design.įor this revision, the iMac received faster processors as expected, but to hear Apple tell it, they remade the entire machine:Ĭreating the stunningly thin design of the new iMac took some equally stunning feats of technological innovation. And, of course, they were in the now-familiar 21.5- and 27-inch configurations, using a 16:9 aspect ratio. However, the new screens used LED backlighting and IPS technology for better brightness and viewing angles. This time, the materials stayed the same: the front of the iMac was still carved out of aluminum (and now the back was too, as opposed to the black plastic used on the old design), and the screens were still covered in glass. Two years later, in October 2009, Apple redesigned the iMac again. It was one of those times when a new Apple product instantly made the old one look old, a trick Apple would repeat with the Late 2012 machines. The use of recyclable glass and aluminum makes iMac friendlier to the environment, too. The glossy widescreen display - available in 20- and 24-inch sizes - makes photos and movies come alive with rich color.
With its anodized aluminum frame and glass cover, it’s striking to behold. It packs a complete, high-performance computer into its all-in-one design. IMac sets new standards for elegance and power. Apple was rightfully proud of the design, as this language from its website indicated:
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