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Apple launches iMac focused on artificial intelligence for up to R$35,400
In Brazil, prices vary between R$15,500 and R$35,370, depending on screen, storage and memory configurations
Published on October 28, 2024 at 11:46 pm
Apple launched new version of the iMac this Wednesday Credit: Apple/Disclosure
After the iPhone 16, Apple debuted this Monday, the 28th, the new generation of iMac for up to R$35,370. The main updates are the M4 chip, which according to the company promises to be 2 times faster than the M1 chip, and support for Apple Intelligence, the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) platform already available for portable devices. of the company
The computers are on pre-sale and will arrive on November 8th in the United States. In Brazil, prices vary between R$15,500 and R$35,370, depending on screen, storage and memory configurations.
The M4 was initially launched in May along with the new generation of the iPad Pro and its inclusion in the iMac line is the first inclusion of the processor in a company computer. At the time of the chip’s launch, Apple highlighted its importance in processing 3D images, mainly used in professional environments. Apple Intelligence began to be made available this Monday for the brand’s compatible devices, such as the iPhone 16.
The ultra-thin all-in-one, which ships with the macOS Sequoia 15.2 system, has a 24-inch screen with 4.5K quality and a 12 megapixel webcam, as well as four Thunderbolt 4 ports (compatible with other connections such as USB 4, USB 3.1, DisplayPort and Thunderbolt 4 itself).
Available in green, yellow, orange, pink, purple, blue and silver, the devices feature the Neural Engine, a system integrated into the CPU that is dedicated to machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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