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iMac M1 24" Teardown

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  • Our midrange unit comes with two Thunderbolt 4 ports and two regular USB-C ports. That's double the base model, but not much for a desktop. Maybe there's room internally for expansion?

  • But hey, if it's color options you're after, you're in luck—there are more of those than there are ports.

  • The circular power port looks like something out of the Matrix. Better take this iMac apart quick, before it learns kung fu.

  • The foot features a new model number: A2438 plus the unique EMC 3663, and touts "Made in Thailand."

  • Historically iMacs were assembled in China, while a few were built in the States. China may be on the outs due to recent tensions (and tariffs).

  • The M1 iMac is two iPads thin—not deep enough for a headphone jack, so Apple turned its jack sideways to fit.

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