Apple's new Macs of all stripes (pictures)

Take a gander at Apple's new 13-inch MacBook for 2012. Its Retina Display no doubt is the first thing that draws your eye.

With a screen this crisp, you can almost feel the breath of this cheetah and perhaps see its fur ruffle in the wind.

On the left side of the new 13-inch MacBook are ports for power, Thunderbolt (two), USB, and headphone jack.

Here on the 13-inch MacBook's right side sits a full-size HDMI port, along with an additional USB and SD card connections.

When staring straight on at the new iMac, it's hard to tell just how razor thin this desktop really is.

Here's a side view of the new 27-inch iMac at Apple's October 23 press event.

The back side of Apple's new iMac is also sleek and metallic.

Viewed from the side, it's clear that the iMac for 2012 is the thinnest one yet.

Looking at the 2012 iMac from a three-quarter angle highlights its extreme trimness.

On back of the 2012 iMac are all its ports neatly lined up in a row.

Apple dropped new MacBook and iMac computers, including a 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display, a refreshed Mac Mini, and a superthin iMac.

Meet Apple's new 13-inch MacBook Pro, now with a Retina Display, which starts at $1,699.

Here an image of the new 13-inch MacBook Pro provided by Apple.

Apple's new 13-inch MacBook Pro comes with plenty of ports, including Magsafe, two Thunderbolt ports, USB 3.0, a headphone port, and dual microphones. There's also HDMI and an SD card reader.

Under the hood of the new Apple Mac Mini is a dual or quad Core i5 or i7 Ivy Bridge processor, Intel HD Graphics 4000, and up to 16GB of RAM. Configurations start at 2.5Ghz dual-core i5 with GB of RAM and 500GB HDD for $599.

Apple's supplied photo of the new iMac for 2012 highlights its big screens and ultra-thin bezel.

According to Apple, special Friction stir welding helps the new iMac keep a trim profile.

Apple's new iMac is just 5mm thin on its edge.

On back of the new Apple iMac are ports for headphone, SD card, four USB 3.0, Thunderbolt, and Gigabit Ethernet.

Inside the new Apple iMac 2012 is up to 768GB of Flash storage, Nvidia Kepler graphics, and up to 3TB of hard-drive storage.