Today, Apple extended its recent flurry of product releases by announcing a major update for the 27" iMac. At first glance, the newest iMac is indistinguishable from its predecessor. However, under the hood, Apple’s latest desktop features several significant boosts, including a faster Intel® processor, improved webcam (at last!), and SSDs that now come standard across the line. There are plenty of exciting customization options as well—perhaps none more enticing than “nano-texture” glass, which we first saw in the stunning Pro Display XDR.
While it’s not light years beyond the previous generation, the latest iMac is undoubtedly the most powerful of its kind. Part of that power comes from the latest 10th-generation Intel® Comet Lake™ processors (available in 6, 8, and 10-core configurations) and next-gen AMD graphics, which, in tandem with the now-standardized SSDs, will deliver demonstrably faster performance. How much faster? According to Apple, using Final Cut Pro X with the updated 27" iMac will deliver up to 30 percent faster timeline rendering and up to 40 percent faster 8K ProRes transcode speeds. That's the kind of performance enhancement you'll get across the board with new 27" iMac. Not to mention that those superfast SSDs we mentioned come with a ton of storage. They start at 256GB, and are customizable all the way up to a massive 8TB. That’s four times more than the previous-gen’s max.
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