What can the 2019 iMac do that the 2011 iMac can't
I've got a 2011 27-inch iMac and still love the **** out of it. It runs like greased lightening because two or three years ago I replaced the regular hard drive (NOT a fusion drive) with an SSD. The fan ran continuously and loudly afterward, but I found software to control that (thank you, smcFanControl).
I've read that Apple will be replacing its Intel chip in the future. I'm not sure whether that will render the Mac incapable of running Windows through a software like Parallels. If that will be the consequence of it, I definitely will want to get a new iMac before Apple boots Intel. Until then, however, I'm pretty happy with what I've got--except that I keep thinking my 2011 iMac is getting old and is probably due to die from the complications of old age any day now. It's so old I couldn't update to Apple's most recent OS.
Are there compelling reasons to buy a new iMac, maybe features the new models have the older iMacs don't have? I know you can't update the newer iMacs like I did with my 2011 model, and that's one of the reasons I've hesitated to buy a new one.
iMac 27", macOS 10.12