A 24-inch iMac comes with two Thunderbolt ... article that explains how to tell whether a USB-C cable can carry high-wattage power and Thunderbolt 3 data. This connector is often used with ...

Last week Macworld Senior Editor Roman Loyola and I arrived at Apple bright and early for a briefing about the latest generation of iMacs—the same four 2011 iMac models we reviewed earlier this ...

Without any devices initially being available for it, Apple's Thunderbolt ... iMac systems. However, since the release of the Promise Pegasus RAID system, Apple's accompanying Thunderbolt cable ...

And, just as it did on Monday with the new iMac, the company quietly released a new accessory to go along with it. Apple now is offering its own Thunderbolt 5 cable, available from Apple's online ...

Use this cable to connect a Mac with Thunderbolt 3, 4 ... Perhaps the pulled info regarding the new iMac supporting an 8K monitor at 120Hz was intended for another Mac, and Thunderbolt 5 is ...

The 27-inch screen hooks up to MacBooks, just like the existing Cinema Display, but the addition of the speedy Thunderbolt I/O, it almost turns into an iMac ... This last cable not only carries ...

Look at the cable your monitor came with ... a USB-C to VGA adapter and connect your monitor to one of your iMac's Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) ports. You can purchase adapters from Apple or from ...

The iMac I’m testing has not only a green display and stand but also a green power cable, Magic Keyboard ... your ports and upgrades them to the Thunderbolt 4 spec (among other perks).

Those won’t support USB4 or Thunderbolt 3 ... It means that there’s one less cable jutting out the back of your iMac for wired setups. That said, I would have liked a couple more ports.

It’s slightly frustrating that there’s no Thunderbolt 5 on ... adapter that can help keep the cable out of the way. Generally speaking, the design of the iMac is still stunning.