The iMac Pro is dead and gone -- or is it? Apple could bring it back as the high-end sibling to the 24-inch iMac. If it does, here’s everything we could see.
When Apple killed off the iMac Pro and then completely removed the 27-inch iMac from its online store, we thought that was the end of the road for the larger all-in-one computer. Right now, Apple only sells one size of iMac: The smaller 24-inch version. But what about that gaping hole in the iMac lineup previously occupied by the 27-inch model?
And there’s another clue. On its website, Apple lists the 24-inch iMac as “iMac 24.” If it was going to be the only size option in the iMac family, it seems likely Apple would just call it “iMac,” as there would be no need for a differentiator. The inclusion of the measurements in the name could be read as an implication that there is another size on the way.
Will the high-end iMac get the same treatment? That likely depends on how Apple positions it. If, as expected, it’s simply branded as a larger version of the 24-inch iMac, then bright colors are all but guaranteed. It would simply be an extension of the existing model, so maintaining the color continuity would make sense.
We know Apple is working on monstrous 32-core chips, but we think that’s likely bound for the next Mac Pro. Instead, there’s a chance Apple might outfit it with the M1 Ultra that first touched down in the Mac Studio. That rumor had floated around for a while before the M1 Ultra emerged, for instance in a video from YouTuber Max Tech.
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