Showing posts with label Mac OS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mac OS. Show all posts

Apple iMac (2013)


The Apple iMac (2013) is a refreshed version of the iMac 2012 and the latest in the iMac family which runs Mac OS X. There are two variants of the device with a 21.5 or 27 inch display, which have up to 1TB of storage, a FaceTime HD camera for video calls and can be configured with 4th generation Intel Haswell Core i Series processors, NVidia 7xx series graphics and with up to 32GB of RAM.

The full Apple iMac (2013) specifications follow:

Apple Mac Pro (2013)


Apple gave attendees of the WWDC 2013 a sneak peak at the upcoming Mac Pro. The Mac Pro is powered by the new-generation Intel Xeon E5 processor with configurations of up to 12 cores up to 40GB/s of PCI Express gen 3 bandwidth, and 256-bit-wide floating-point instructions.You also have four-channel DDR3 ECC memory controllers running at 1866MHz. It delivers up to 60GB/s of memory bandwidth. Additionally you have two AMD FirePro workstation-class GPU with up to 6GB of dedicated VRAM. You also get the next-generation PCI Express flash storage which makes booting up, launching apps and opening large files faster than ever before.

The full Mac Pro specifications follow:

Apple MacBook Air (mid 2013)


The newest members of the MacBook Air family promise to provide all day long power with up to 12 hours of battery life and Intel's newest fourth-generation Core series processors. Additionally you get 802.11 ac Wi-Fi support and faster all-flash storage.

The full MacBook Air specifications follow:

Apple Mac mini (late 2012)


The Mac mini is the most affordable computer in the Mac and runs Apple Mac OS X Mountain Lion. The device featured up to 1TB of internal storage, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI and is powered by Intel Core i Series processors, an Intel HD 4000 graphics processor and 4GB of RAM which can be upgraded to 16GB.

The full Apple Mac mini (11th Generation) specifications follow:

iMac (7th Generation)

The iMac (7th Generation) also referred to as the new iMac is the latest in the iMac family which runs Mac OS X Mountain Lion. There are two variants of the device with a 21.5 or 27 inch display, which have up to 1TB of storage, a FaceTime HD camera for video calls and can be configured with Intel Core i Series processors with up to 32GB of RAM.

The full iMac (7th Generation) specifications follow:

Apple MacBook Pro 13 with Retina Display

The MacBook Pro 13 with Retina Display is the latest in the MacBook Pro lineup and was announced during a special event in California. The device features a 13-inch retina display with 4 million pixels, an all-flash architecture, a design that is just 0.75 inches thin and 3.57 pounds and is powered by a dual-core Intel Core i5 processor.

The full Apple MacBook Pro 13 with Retina Display specifications follow:

Apple TV (1st Generation)

The full Apple TV specifications follow: