iMacĪll ranges of the iMac got their first big update in quite a while. The higher end model comes with a 2.9ghz CPU, the Pro 560, and 512GB of storage. The 15” model comes in at $2399 for a 2.8ghz Quad core i7, 256GB of storage, and the 2GB Radeon Pro 555. The Touch Bar 13” comes with 3.1ghz Core i5 in $1799 for 256gb or $1999 for 512GB. The Non-Touch Bar 13” has a 2.3ghz Dual Core i5 CPU and gives you your choice of 128GB of storage for $1299 or $256 for $1499. For 2017 the 13” models come with Iris Plus 640 and 650 integrated graphics while the 15” models get your choice of a 2GB AMD Radeon Pro 555 or 4GB Radeon Pro 560. Same configurations, same price points, same storage options, same upper limit of 16GB DDR3. With the exception of a new 13” 128GB model to effectively replace the low end 13” MacBook Air, there is not a whole lot different from the 2016 models except for CPUs and graphics. Like its little brother, the 13 and 15 inch MacBook Pros got an upgrade to Kaby Lake. Both have 8GB of Low Profile DDR3 memory and Intel HD 615 Graphics. The low end model comes with 256GB of SSD storage and a 1.2ghz dual core Core m3 for $1299 while the high end model has a 1.3ghz Core i5, and 512GB of storage. Unlike the 11” MacBook Air, this can be your everyday computer. However, its specs are now worthy of its price tag with a very useable 8GB of memory and a 256GB hard drive. The 12-inch MacBook remains the only Mac in Apple’s lineup to use USB-C only instead of USB-C + Thunderbolt 3. 2017 is spec upgrade to Intel’s latest 7th Generation Kaby Lake Core CPUs. The big redesign updates to Apple’s notebook range happened in 20. With as Mac focused as it was, we’ll start there.

Three of those were completely new or radically redesigned. This year’s keynote had an unusually large amount of hardware across 5 different product categories. That said, hardware is not out of the question.

Its primary mission is announcing what’s coming next to Apple’s operating system line up. Make no mistake, WWDC is Apple’s developers conference. WWDC 2017: The Hardware Barrage of iMacs, MacBooks, iPads, and HomePods

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