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| Apple has discontinued the 21.5-inch Intel IMAC processor |
As the Apple Silicon transition progresses, Intel Macs continue to disappear from Apple's lineup, with the company this week discontinuing the 21.5-inch iMac powered by Intel processors.
On the IMAC version, the 24-inch receiver uses a six-month-old Apple M1 coupon. The company this week continued to sell 21.5-inch IMACs with Intel technology, though they've been hard to find.
Until this week, you can still measure 21.5" from the online store by visiting this page and searching for IMAC from source 21.5".
Interestingly, the company has always mentioned that if a user searches for an IMAC 21.5-inch, the user can visit this link even though the IMAC 21.5 is no longer listed on the page.
The company is not yet linked with the 21.5-inch IMAC chassis. According to archived data, the IMAC meter is said to have been removed from the Apple Store on Friday, October 29.
The company sells a 21.5-inch IMAC with a 2.3GHz Intel Core i5 processor for $1,099.
Six months after the M1 IMac, Apple stopped production of the Intel IMac
The device has been heavily criticized for its late specs, outdated design, and relatively high price tag. However, the device is said to be popular with buyers in the education sector. Because of the relatively low price, small size and age.
The IMAC M1 has been recycled for April and is expected to be announced with a 24-inch screen. Use new designs etc. It can also be used in a variety of colors, with prices starting at $1,299.
The company has a long history of old MACs before giving up. But these decisions are rarely explained in detail.
When the company confirmed in March of this year that it had reduced sales of IMAC Pro, a clear exception would occur in March of this year.
The company continues to sell IMAC based on IMAC operated by Intel and developed by the previous generation. The updated model is a new design that can be assembled from Apple's internal silicone. So in the first half of 2022.