The Apple iMac has a 24" Retina Display with a brightness of 500 nits. The Retina Display has a resolution of 4480 x 2520 at 218 pixels per inch (ppi). It also supports the P3 wide color gamut, which has 25% more colors than the standard sRGB gamut, resulting in more bright greens and reds. The display is calibrated at the factory to ensure proper gamma, white point, and primary colors. To prevent light glare, the screen has an anti-reflective coating. Thunderbolt 3 is a hardware interface that uses a reversible USB-C connector. The Apple iMac All-In-One PC has 2 Thunderbolt 3 that doubles the speed of its predecessor, with a maximum throughput of 40 Gb/s when utilized with compatible devices. You can connect to other devices, such as the Apple Pro Display XDR in full 6K resolution because the socket also supports USB 4. With 25 billion transistors, which is five billion more than the M2, the Apple M3 is a system-on-a-chip (SoC) that combines the CPU, GPU, Neural Engine, I/O, and more. The Apple M3, which was constructed using 3nm process technology, provides the performance you require without compromising power efficiency. With four performance cores and four efficiency cores, the 8-core CPU outperforms the M1 by up to 35 percent in terms of CPU performance. With the Full HD 1080p FaceTime HD camera on the iMac, you can now have video calls in excellent quality and with maximum performance. The M3 chip's image signal processor and the Neural Engine are utilized by the Apple iMac to improve auto exposure and white balance, reduce noise better, and increase dynamic range in camera images. The two force-cancelling woofer pairs on the iMac are arranged side by side to produce a powerful bass response and lessen unwanted vibrations. High-performance tweeters are used to balance each pair. A sound stage with powerful, articulate bass and distinct mids and highs is produced by the six-speaker sound system as a result.