On May 6, 1998, the newly returned Steve Jobs launched the first major consumer product of his second era at Apple. The original iMac was an instant success which changed the trajectory of Apple forever.
If you're going back to school this fall, and you need a new computer, you've got many choices when it comes to what to put on your desk. If you've chosen a Mac, AppleInsider looks at which model is right for you.
Just in, B&H has issued massive markdowns on Apple hardware with discounts of up to $1,600 off. Pick up a 13" MacBook Pro (non-Touch Bar) with 16GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD for $1,399, a discount of $300 off MSRP. Or save $100 to $150 on all 2018 models, plus $399 Mac minis and much more. All with no tax collected in most states.
This oversized mousepad and working surface from Nomad is crafted from genuine Horween leather to complement any workspace — and AppleInsider has one.
Earlier this week, Apple released the fourth beta of macOS Mojave to developers, and the third beta to public beta testers. Unlike beta three, there were actually quite a few changes in this update, including a new dynamic desktop wallpaper.
Grab 'em while they last! Apple authorized reseller Adorama is knocking up to $1,050 off Late 2015 iMacs exclusively for AI readers. Inventory is extremely limited on the closeout configs with 0% financing and no tax collected outside NY and NJ.
Apple has commenced its summer back-to-school promotion, offering its education customers free Beats headphones on top of existing savings for select Mac desktops and iPad Pro models, as well as discounts on other related products.
WWDC is winding down for another year, and once again, there was no new hardware. But, Apple's focus on software at WWDC is neither new, nor unexpected — and doesn't mean that Apple has abandoned anybody.
WWDC is nearly upon us. AppleInsider takes a look at most of Apple's hardware lineup, and talks about what we might see, what we might not, and why.
At last years' WWDC in June, Apple refreshed its iMac line, and the same thing could happen again during this year's annual conference. With less than two weeks left until the big day, here's our wishlist of things we want to see in any 2018 iMacs that may make an appearance.
New offers! Apple authorized resellers have slashed prices on popular Apple computers. From 2017 MacBook Airs for $779 to 13" MacBook Pros for $1,099 (and 15" models for $1,999), these are the most aggressive deals available on current models from an Apple authorized reseller. Closeout discounts of up to $1,300 off are also going on now — all with no tax collected in most states.
Twenty years ago today Steve Jobs introduced iMac, an ambitious new Mac aimed specifically at easy Internet access. It not only redefined the design and styling of tech products but charted a strategic course that would take Apple from being a minority PC maker to the world's most valuable tech company. Most importantly, iMac had an impact because it courageously made bold decisions that conventional thinking assumed to be wrong.
The lowest prices of the year just got even lower with new, exclusive coupon discounts on loaded closeout 15-inch MacBook Pros (save up to $1,200). Or pick up a Late 2015 iMac for as low as $749. All with free shipping and no tax on orders shipped outside NY and NJ.
The lowest prices we've ever seen on popular MacBooks, MacBook Pros and iMacs are in effect now with instant, cash savings. Save up to $1,150 on loaded configs with prices starting at just $779. All with free shipping and no tax on orders shipped outside NY and NJ.
Readers can pick up a cheap iMac this week for as low as $799, while a loaded 27-inch iMac 5K is an additional $80 off with our exclusive coupon. Those looking for the lowest price on Apple's 256GB 10.5-inch iPad Pro can also save $210 when opting for a manufacturer refurbished model, now $589.99 while supplies last.
New coupon discounts have gone into effect this week on MacBook Pros and iMacs. Save $250 to $300 on Mid 2017 13" MacBook Pros with upgrades — or pick up a closeout 21.5-inch iMac for just $799 with coupon, the lowest price available. Shipping is free and there's no sales tax on orders shipped outside NY and NJ.
Kicking off 2018, shoppers can save $500 on Apple's 2016 13" MacBook Pro with Touch Bar in Space Gray. Now $1,299 with our exclusive coupon, this is the lowest price we've seen to date on this model. Closeout iMacs also start at just $799, a discount of $300 to $420 off. All with no tax on orders shipped outside NY and NJ and 0% financing OAC.
If you've got questions about which iMac Pro to get, AppleInsider has answers in a video breaking down the specs of the machine — and how much it's going to cost you.
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