Apple

Apple's Next Smart Home Device: A Nostalgic Twist on the Classic iMac G4

Apple reportedly working on a second smart home device with iMac G4-style base
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Apple is reportedly developing a second smart home device, styled similarly to the iMac G4 with its round base holding up an angled display. This device will be much cheaper than the previously rumored robot arm version of the product, which costs around $1,000 and is expected to release no earlier than 2026.

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