Apple Also Announces iMac With M6
Just a speed bump, but speed bumps are good . Pricing and configurations: M6 with 2 Thunderbolt ports: Base price: $1500 RAM: 16 GB: +0 24 GB: +200 SSD: 256 GB: +0 512 GB: +200 1 TB: +500 M6 with 4 Thunderbolt ports: Base price: $1700 RAM: 16 GB: +0 24 GB: +200 SSD: 256 GB: +0 512 GB: +200 1 TB: +500 2 TB: +1000 Base price: $2300 RAM: 32 GB: +0 SSD: 512 GB: +0 1 TB: +300 2 TB: +800 I list a…
Apple has unveiled a new iMac model featuring the M6 chip, with pricing and configuration details revealed. The base price for the model with 2 Thunderbolt ports starts at $1500. Upgrading RAM to 24 GB is priced at an additional $200, while increasing the SSD storage from 256 GB to 512 GB costs $200, and expanding it to 1 TB adds $500. For those needing even more storage, 2 TB is available for an extra $1000.
For the model with 4 Thunderbolt ports, the base price is $1700. Similar to the 2-port version, RAM upgrades from 16 GB to 24 GB are $200, and increasing storage options from 256 GB to 512 GB is also $200, with 1 TB adding $500 and 2 TB at $1000. Notably, the base storage capacity goes from 256 to 512 GB with the 32 GB RAM configuration, making it effectively a $400 RAM and $200 SSD upgrade combined.
Additional features include a nano-texture upgrade priced at $200, and the 2-Thunderbolt-port models offer a $30 option for 2.5 gigabit Ethernet, with the Ethernet port integrated into the power adapter for those configurations.
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