Presented in mid-March and approved by Anatel just over a month later, the new iMacs are now available for purchase at Apple Brazil stores (online and physical).

The look of desktops remains the same, but inside a lot has changed. They come with ninth-generation Intel processors with up to eight cores and, for the first time, the option of configuring them with a Radeon Pro Vega GPU, offering a great increase in graphics and computing performance.
The 21.5 β³ model has an eight-generation Intel processor with four or, for the first time, up to six cores, offering up to 60% more performance; the 27 β³ model, as we said, for the first time comes with the ninth generation of chips with six or eight cores, which results in a performance up to 2.4x better!
The Radeon Pro Vega graphics arrive on the 21.5 β³ iMac, offering up to 80% faster performance. In the 27 β³ iMac, the performance increase is around 50% β ideal for professionals who work with heavy graphics, 3D content development, editing videos with complex effects or creating high resolution games.
4K (21.5 β³) or 5K (27 β³) screens have up to 14.7 million pixels, 1 billion colors, 500 nits brightness, a wide range of P3 colors and an optimal viewing angle, offering an immersive experience.

In Brazil, the new machines start at R $ 11,700 (entry model of the 21.5 β³ iMac with 4K screen) and R $ 15,600 (27 β³ iMac with 5K screen). There is also an entry model with a 21.5 β³ screen (non-Retina), which costs R $ 9,800.
In the US, prices start at $ 1,300 (21.5 β³ 4K iMac) and $ 1,800 (27 β³ 5K iMac); the non-Retina model costs $ 1,100.

iMacs
in Apple
Cash price: from R $ 8,819.10Installed price: up to 12x R $ 816.58Launch: 2019
