Apple unveils new iMac with M6
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An M6 iMac refresh keeps the all-in-one as Apple’s mainstream desktop, now with enough headroom for serious local compute. If you manage mixed fleets, the performance gap between iMacs and dedicated workstations is narrowing—revisit who really needs the high-end towers.
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