A screenshot announces the new iMac Silicon

In recent days, there has been an Apple product that has been talking about it. It is neither more nor less than the successor of the iMac, the last model of which is however only a few months (Read our full technical sheet). Until now, on the other hand, we had only been entitled to some hypotheses issued by analysts or youtubers about it. It was without counting on, once again, journalists from9to5Mac.

The latter have just shared a screenshot in which an iMac is mentioned withArm processor. Even though its most recent version still incorporates an Intel chip. However, we know that Apple plans to update this range including a owner CPU. The firm has also already started, since the last Mac Mini, the MacBook Pro with a thirteen inch screen and the 2021 MacBook Air all three of them take the M1.

Validated source

According to the media which shared the leak, this image actually corresponds to the window which opens to report aerror report when a bug occurs in xcode software. This program,victim of a security flaw a few months ago, is a development environment for the various Apple operating systems. There is therefore an employee of Cupertino who may be hit on the fingers ...

We bet, however, that this is probably a human error here, whileOthers take advantage of their role in the Californian brand to defy the law. It is thus completely imaginable that an employee working within the Apple Park needed to run Xcode on the future iMac, and that he has encountered a technical problem there. He could then naturally have pointed out, if he is used to it.

What do we know about this iMac?

From this precise machine, Apple has not admitted anything for the moment. It is in any commonplace anyway that the latter keeps the secret on its upcoming products until the last moment. This is where apress release, even that a Keynote unveils the aircraft to the general public.

According to the most recent rumors, the IMAC 2021 is entitled to an entire additional color palette, like the fourth generation iPad Air. The number of USB-C ports at the rear would also be revised upwards. As for the design, he would sayFarewell to the bombed backwhich has made its reputation for many years.