I just installed a 128GB SSD in my late 2009 27" iMac using the OWC kit. My hard drive died so I figured it was finally time to see if I can crack open the iMac, and while I'm in there, I might as ...

At $1,600, the Apple Studio Display is anything but cheap. Of course, as one of Apple's primary Mac accessories, not many expected it to be. Still, for that price, the 5K monitor that Apple launched ...

Apple’s Studio Display may be significantly more affordable than the Pro Display XDR, but it’s still pricey (at least the $1,599 starting price includes a stand). And there aren’t third-party ...

Apple’s new M1 Silicon chip is proving to be a powerhouse and is already included in a small range of Apple devices including the latest Apple MacBook Air and smaller MacBook Pro laptop as well as ...

Did you always fancy an iMac but thought it just didn't look enough like an old IBM? Via's fanless vm770 PC is just wafer thin and designed to mount onto any old monitor's VESA bracket. Minuscule at ...

If you want an Apple-branded external display, your sole option nowadays is the $5999 Pro Display XDR. To make matters worse, Apple also deprecated Target Display Mode, which allowed people to use ...

Apple’s Studio Display is much less expensive than its $5,000 Pro Display XDR. But with a starting price of $1,600, it’s not cheap. For those who need 14,745,600 pixels, though, like video editors and ...

The iMac is a beautiful all-in-one desktop solution capable of handling most every need. But it’s also a bit pricey, especially compared to the dirt cheap Mac mini. Jon Doty decided to do something, ...

OsViews compared the iMac G5 to a DIY PC made from off-the-shelf parts: "The difference between these two systems is approximately $350, with the iMac coming out ahead." While this is to be expected - ...

You may think the world doesn't need yet another iPad stand, but this mod puts the others to shame. Those times where you have to have a full keyboard for typing, an old iMac stand makes a clever DIY ...

Apple’s new iMac may be less expensive than its siblings, but that came at a price, a reseller said Wednesday: Do-it-yourselfers won’t be able to upgrade the stock 8GB of memory in the new all-in-one.

Despite some social media complaints to the contrary, the forthcoming iMac Pro appears to be very competitive with rivals' offerings, and also against those seeking to build a machine out of parts ...