Sure, a model of this computer with a 27-inch or 30-inch display would be amazing, despite what Apple says about the 24-inch being the perfect replacement for both of the previous iMac sizes.

A fun example that we spotted recently (h/t Input) was this mod by someone named Connor, who took the internals of an M1 Mac Mini and put them into one of Apple’s most iconic desktops, the iMac G4.

The 2002 all-in-one Apple iMac G4 was just modded and brought back to life with an M1 chip and all-new hardware. Spoiler alert: It actually works.

Today marks the 25th anniversary of the iMac, Apple's all-in-one desktop computer released on August 15, 1998. Characterized by its striking translucent casing and 15-inch CRT display, the ‌iMac ...

The iMac G3 wasn't the first all-in-one computer, but by fitting the hardware inside the stylish CRT monitor, Apple managed to make the beige boxes of its competitors seem redundant, with the iMac ...

Apple has updated the iMac to come with a powerful M4 chip, giving its all-in-one desktop computer an upgrade ahead of more announcements this week.

DIYer connor55 resurrected an iMac G4 all-in-one computer by replacing its aging heart with an M1 motherboard found in the Mac mini. The goal was to swap out the old parts with the new ones ...

The 24-inch Apple iMac desktop computer with the M1 chip is now on sale for $1,099.99 at Amazon, which is its lowest price ever.

Stepping that computer up to 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, the minimum specs I’d consider for a desktop, comes to a whopping $1,899. This isn’t a new problem.