Alleged 27-inch Apple iMac Pro specs, M1 SoC options, release date, and likely price divulged in weighty leak

A substantial leak concerning the future iMac Pro has been posted by Dylan (@dylandkt). The tech tipster has frequently offered details about Apple hardware and processors and has often been close to the mark with many posts. This time around, the next iMac Pro is under the spotlight, and unsurprisingly it will be powered by either the M1 Pro or M1 Max SoCs – or maybe even a multiple CPU configuration for that unrivalled performance that will be expected from a 2022 iMac Pro all-in-one desktop PC.

ProMotion technology will be available to deliver variable refresh rates to the Mini-LED screen, which will be surrounded by dark bezels. The base model of the purported 2022 iMac Pro will feature just 16 GB RAM and 512 GB storage although there will undoubtedly be numerous configuration options to beef these key components up. The overall look of the M1 Pro or M1 Max iMac Pro will allegedly resemble the 24-inch iMac and the Pro Display XDR. An HDMI port will be onboard along with an SD card reader and USB Type-C.

The power brick for the M1xxx Apple iMac Pro will also copy that of the 2021 iMac by having an Ethernet connection incorporated into it. In addition, the leaker states that Face ID was tested but has not been confirmed. The iMac Pro should arrive in “1H 2022”, possibly at an Apple event in March if this leak ties in with other rumors. The starting price for all this tech in a 27-inch shell? “At or over” US$2,000. There are hopes for 30-inch or 32-inch models, and although only 27 inches is mentioned there is still some production time left for Apple to surprise its fans again.

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