A brand-new iMac, powered by Apple Silicon combined with a custom Apple GPU, will land during the second half of 2021, according to a new report.
Codenamed “Lifuka,” the all-in-one is expected to use 5-nanometer chips manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company — like those destined for iPhone 12 and other Apple Silicon machines later this year.
Apple finally confirmed plans to ditch Intel in favor of its own Apple Silicon chips back in June during the Worldwide Developers Conference. The company also promised that its first machines powered by custom ARM processors would arrive this year.
A recent rumor predicted that one of the first Apple Silicon devices will be a 12-inch MacBook that could sell for as little as $849. But Apple will have more exciting ARM machines up its sleeve for 2021, according to a new report from The China Times.
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