The inside story of Apple’s new iMacs

Steven Levy:

There are many reasons why Apple is the world’s most valuable company. Tim Cook is celebrated as a supply chain Maester who has internalized the focus on innovation that his predecessor inculcated in the culture. Jony Ive has drawn global raves for making Apple a design icon. Its marketing and branding practices set industry standards. But a visit to the lab where its legacy products — computers — are made suggests another reason.


Sweating the details.

Levy was given inside access to the iMac team while they developed the new machines and, as usual, his writing on the topic is fascinating.



3 thoughts on “The inside story of Apple’s new iMacs”

  1. I only wish their software got the same attention to detail… Obviously, you have not used El Capitan’s totally crippled Disk Utility yet

  2. The mouse didn’t sound right but the iMac ended up with a 5400rpm spinning disk as the default instead of SSD. Sounds legit.

  3. Weird thing. Every mouse and trackpad I’ve ever used causes me hand pain – except for the Magic Mouse.

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