Earlier this month Some rumors indicated that Apple may have stopped making certain 4k iMac models. Specifically the 21,5-inch and with capacities of 512 Gb and 1 TB. Today the rumors are true and you will not be able to buy these models through the Web. The same thing that happened to the Mac Pro, it has been discontinued and You can only buy those models that remain in stores and at third-party retail stores. But you should know that Apple no longer sells it via the Web.
Apple has reduced the number of storage options available for the 4-inch 21,5k iMac, with removing the 512GB and 1TB flash storage options, which suggests that we could be talking about probable changes in this computer model. The rumors of the beginning of the month have been fulfilled, when sources argued that Apple could have stopped producing this iMac model with these storage capacities.
the Apple website Store only shows 256GB SSD and 1TB options but in fusion Drive version. Detected by MacRumors, there is no option to select a 512GB SSD or 1TB SSD on the page, customizations that were previously available. Other options, such as the processor, GPU, and memory upgrades, are still available, at least for now.
These changes make strong rumors that the company may be preparing to release an updated iMac with Apple Silicon. With both the recall of these 4K iMac configurations and the recall complete iMac Pro, They suggest that something new is looming on the horizon. We don't know if the recall of these two 4k iMac models will be the beginning of the end for all possible configurations, but it wouldn't be surprising because Apple wants all of its Macs to be Apple Silicon.
