Apple unveils new brightly colored iMacs, iPads and more
NY Post
Apple’s new stable of souped up, slimmed-down products will get bathed in bright colors this spring.
The Cupertino, Calif.-based tech giant on Tuesday unveiled a line of new, 24-inch iMacs that come in seven colors, including yellow, red, teal, rose and orange. It also added a bright lavender option for its iPhone 12 lineup. The redesigned iMacs are just 11.5 millimeters thick — a testament to the company’s long-standing goal of “making the computer disappear” when viewed from the side. The bold iMacs will start shipping in May and will cost from $1299 to $1499.
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