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Some might say the iMac doesn’t need to exist. In a world of smartphones, tablets and laptops, the static desktop computer has been increasingly sidelined over the years, to the point that it now arguably represents a niche, or even ‘luxury’, product. But Apple has remained faithful to its famous all-in-one, and while it won’t be an appropriate Mac for everyone, it’s a stunning machine for the right user.
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