Apple unveils a new iMac with an M1 processor and seven colors.

Today, Apple unveiled a completely redesigned iMac based on the M1 chip with a striking new design and a stunning 24-inch 4.5K screen. This is very colorful, as it comes in seven different colors. These colors include; green, blue, pink, yellow, orange, silver, and purple.

This fresher design attracts more attention as it is more angular, thinner, and resembles the Pro XDR Display. It comes with Apple‘s ARM-based chip, with eight CPU cores. And because it has so many upgrades, you can select which configuration you want from 7 or 8 GPU cores.

There is also the webcam which is 1080p. It has six speakers built-in, including two pairs of force-canceling woofers, a three-mic array of “studio quality, and supporting spatial audio with Dolby Atmos.” The mics are primarily set up to reduce interference from the rest of the system.

The computer has a Display with an 11.3 million pixels screen. It is only 11.5 mm thick. The screen 23.5″ 4.5K Retina is a brand-new video conferencing camera that delivers the highest quality. The screen has 500 nits of maximum brightness, with P3 1B color support and True Tone technology to adjust the color temperature to fit surroundings.

The new iMac with M1 processor computers will go on sale on the 30th of April. The price is expected to start at $1299.