Earlier this year, Apple announced a monumental shift towards ARM-based Macs, leaving their traditional Intel-based lineup. The announcement mounts a lot of anticipation for a new generation of desktops and notebooks. However, before that happens, the company is concluding its run of Intel-based devices. Today, Apple launches an all-new 27-inch iMac, powered by — you guessed it — Intel.

Of course, Intel versus ARM isn’t the debate here. The new desktop is still vehemently powerful, brandishing up to a 10^th-generation Intel Core i9 10-core processor which can reach up to 5.0GHz. For memory, the 27-inch iMac can have up to 128GB of RAM. It can also have up to a whopping 8TB SSD of internal storage. Rounding out this powerhouse of a device, the desktop brings the AMD Radeon Pro 5000 series with up to 16GB of GDDR6 memory.

As before, the iMac’s screen absolutely delivers with a 5K Retina Display with True Tone technology and 500 nits of brightness. However, this time, the desktop is offering a new nano-texture glass option, drastically reducing glare more than average matte finishes. In the same vein, the FaceTime camera can now display images at 1080p resolution with built-in tone mapping, exposure control, and face detection.

In addition to the 27-inch iMac, Apple is also updating the 21.5-inch iMac and the iMac Pro. The 21.5-inch iMac will now come with SSD storage by default and an optional Fusion Drive. Meanwhile, the iMac Pro now starts at a 10-core Intel Xeon processor, going up to the 18-core variant.

The 27-inch iMac is now available starting at SGD 2,599. The 21.5-inch iMac starts at SGD 1,598. Finally, the iMac Pro starts at SGD 7,188.

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