Apple's 2021 iMac will not only have a bold new look, it will also have a much larger screen area, according to a proven leaker.

"The iMac's screen is really big, bigger than the biggest," L0vetodream wrote on Twitter (translated). Considering that the largest iMac Apple sells is built around a 27-inch display, users will likely enjoy more area.

Given that current iMacs feature fairly thick bezels and large "chins," it is quite possible for Apple to increase the screen size without significantly increasing the footprint of the device itself. This is something Apple has done before, albeit with a different kind of hardware: the iPhone 12 mini has a larger screen than the iPhone SE, despite its smaller overall size.

Given that we have heard that the 2021 iMac will take design inspiration from the Apple Pro Display XDR with its flat back and reduced borders, it is quite possible that the iMac L0vetodream mentions will come in the same 32-inch dimensions dimensions.

If you think so, it appears that Apple will keep the smaller iMac, which is also rumored to be larger in size. With the same bezel and chin savings as the larger iMac, it has been suggested that the smaller model will grow from 21.5 inches to about 24 inches.

Along with the design and size changes, the new iMac will also reportedly come in a variety of colors for those who want to make their workspace a little more playful.

Of course, what really matters is what's inside the iMac, and Apple's all-in-one desktop may ditch Intel in favor of Apple Silicon, following last year's MacBook Pro M1, MacBook Air M1, and Mac mini M1 There are rumors that.

The new Macs have proven to be great performers with low energy consumption. This is likely to be improved in the iMac, and Apple is reportedly experimenting with its own silicon "with as many as 32 high-performance cores.

Crash reports last month seem to confirm that Apple is at least testing its own chips in iMac hardware, but of course the company could also sell Intel configurations for purists who need maximum software compatibility There is a possibility.

Apple is said to be planning an event for this month, but it is not clear if the iMac will make an appearance. Instead, the focus appears to be on the 2021 iPad Pro and AirTags.