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31 August 2024

After months of diligent work, EveryMac.com is pleased to launch an expanded, cross-linked Mac categorization system.

First, for those who always have been happy to browse Mac specs on EveryMac.com by product line, don’t worry. You can continue to use the site the same as before, simply select the “All” option for a category. For example, to view the specs for all MacBook Air models, regardless of release date, processor type, or display size, just click “MacBook Air (All).”

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On the other hand, for those who are interested only in a portion of Macs in a particular product category -- which can be especially common for the long-lived iMac and MacBook Pro lines -- you can quickly narrow your focus to a subset.

In other words, if you just want to see the latest Apple Silicon MacBook Pro models (2020-Current), the largest 27” iMac models (2009-2022), or vintage PowerPC Mac mini models (2005-2006), you can pull up the exact Macs of interest with a single click from a variety of options.

This expanded categorization has been built based on suggestions from readers; if there are other categories that you would find useful, feel free to email and share what you would like to see.

It is hoped that you appreciate this major enhancement to EveryMac.com and find the site even more useful than before. With your patronage of the companies that sponsor the site, EveryMac.com will be able to continue to serve you.

If you appreciate major site enhancements, please consider becoming an EveryMac.com Supporter, as well. If more readers would support the site directly, it would be possible to further reduce network ads. Thank you.

EveryMac.com's Ultimate Mac Lookup also has been updated with additional identifiers for Macs and devices from hands-on inspection and submissions by helpful readers. Thank you very much to those who contribute info. It's appreciated always.

Today in Mac History

Select dates in Mac History since the last major site update include:

August 7, 2006: The first Mac Pro.
August 28, 1995: The PowerBook Duo 2300c/100, the final Duo.
August 31, 2004: The first iMac G5.

For additional history, see EveryMac.com's Mac History section.

Additions & Changes:

Added expanded, cross-listed Mac specs sections:

Updated site features:

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