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iMac (24-inch, M1, 2021) 4-ports

Say hello to the new iMac.

The first Apple Silicon iMac released by Apple, the 24-inch 2021 iMac, was a massive improvement over the 2020 model range, with the list of changes including a whole new design using the 24-inch form factor, which hadn’t been seen since 2009 and a white bezel throwing back to the 2006 model.

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£625

Or £718 in Store Credit

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Specification

Overview

Introduced:
20/04/2021
Model Number:
A2438
EMC:
3663
Support Status:
Supported
Colours:
Silver, Pink, Blue, Green, Purple, Orange, Yellow
Weight:
4.48kg
Height:
46.1cm
Width:
54.7cm
Depth:
14.7cm
iMac21,1
Specification:
4 Ports

Display

Display Size:
24-inch
Display Type:
Retina 4.5K display
Brightness:
500cd/m2
Colour Gamut:
Wide color gamut (P3)
Pixel Density:
218ppi
Native Resolution:
4480 by 2520 pixels
External Resolution:
Up to 6016 by 3384 resolution at 60 Hz
Display Modes:
Dual display extended, video mirroring, AirPlay Mirroring, and Sidecar
Display Support:
One external 6K display with 6016 by 3384 resolution at 60 Hz

Connections

WiFi:
802.11ax Wi-Fi 6
Bluetooth:
Bluetooth 5.0
Ethernet:
1 - 10/100/1000BASE-T (RJ-45) on power adapter
USB C:
2 - USB 3 up to 10 Gbps (Thunderbolt / USB 4 ports support USB 4 (up to 40 Gbps) and USB 3.1 Gen 2 (up to 10 Gbps))
Thunderbolt:
2 - Thunderbolt / USB 4 (Thunderbolt 3 up to 40 Gbps, USB 4 up to 40 Gbps)
Audio Jack:
1 - 3.5-mm output jack
Microphone:
3 - Microphones
Speakers:
2 - Built-in speakers

Software

Original OS:
macOS 11.3 (20E232)
AirDrop:
Supported
Handoff:
Supported
Unlock With Apple Watch:
Supported with macOS Sierra (Apple Watch (1st generation), Apple Watch Series 1, and Apple Watch Series 2) or macOS High Sierra or later (Apple Watch Series 3 or later)
Firmware:
Apple iBoot

Camera

FaceTime HD
Resolution:
1080p

Processor

User Upgradeable:
No
Architecture:
64-bit
Security Chip:
Secure Enclave
Apple M1 (APL1102)
Range:
Apple Silicon
Clock Speed:
3.2GHz
Cores:
8
High Performance Cores:
4
Efficiency Cores:
4
Geekbench 5 Single Core:
1726
Geekbench 5 Multi Core:
7627

Graphics

User Upgradeable:
No
Apple GPU
Type:
Integrated
Memory Type:
Unified
Cores:
8

Memory

User Upgradeable:
No
Sizes:
8 or 16 GB
Maximum Memory:
16 GB
DDR:
LPDDR4X
Speed:
4266MHz

Storage

User Upgradeable:
No
Sizes:
256, 512 GB, 1, or 2 TB storage

Power

System Battery:
143 W
Line Voltage:
100-240V AC
Power Consumption:
22.1 - 22.5 W (Idle)

Environmental

Energy STAR:
ENERGY STAR certified
EPEAT:
Gold

Original Price

MGPC3LL/A
Specification:
256 GB storage 4-ports Silver
GBP:
£1449
USD:
$1499
EUR:
€1669
MGPM3LL/A
Specification:
256 GB storage 4-ports Pink
GBP:
£1449
USD:
$1499
EUR:
€1669
MGPK3LL/A
Specification:
256 GB storage 4-ports Blue
GBP:
£1449
USD:
$1499
EUR:
€1669
MGPH3LL/A
Specification:
256 GB storage 4-ports Green
GBP:
£1449
USD:
$1499
EUR:
€1669
MGPD3LL/A
Specification:
512 GB storage 4-ports Silver
GBP:
£1649
USD:
$1699
EUR:
€1899
MGPN3LL/A
Specification:
512 GB storage 4-ports Pink
GBP:
£1649
USD:
$1699
EUR:
€1899
MGPL3LL/A
Specification:
512 GB storage 4-ports Blue
GBP:
£1649
USD:
$1699
EUR:
€1899
MGPJ3LL/A
Specification:
512 GB storage 4-ports Green
GBP:
£1649
USD:
$1699
EUR:
€1899

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