Apple has unveiled the iPhone 7 and Apple Watch Series 2 and now it is focusing on three other very important and widely-anticipated devices - Apple MacBook Pro 2016, Apple MacBook Air 2016 and of course the iMac 2016,
The iMac 2016 is expected to be a tech marvel, a revolutionary product that tech enthusiasts and Apple fanatics will die to get their hands on. As the Apple iMac received its last update on October 2015, the Cupertino-based tech giant could be looking to bring some major changes to the iMac by year-end.
However, it will be interesting to see how much change Apple can bring to the iMac 2016 if it is eyeing to release this year. Apple will in all probability go with an Intel processor though a Kaby Lake processor won't be possible in case of a 2016 release.
In terms of graphics performance, fans may expect a heavy-duty Polaris GPU in the iMac 2016, reports WCCF Tech. In fact, the AMD Radeon 400 Series Polaris GPUs landed major Apple design wins.
The Apple iMac 2016 may also bring VR capability for the first time to the iMac series. If Apple goes with the Polaris 10 and 11 GPUs, the iMac 2016's VR capabilities will be improved manifold, writes International Business Times. The Polaris GPUs offer lower power consumption and much higher speeds than other available graphics cards available in the market today. A Polaris GPU will also significantly improve gaming resolution.
As per Mobile & Apps, one of the best additions to the Apple iMac 2016 would be "the fusion drives becoming the default storage." Other rumors have suggested that the iMac 2016 may have flash storage as the standard storage that will help in better read and write speeds.
Apple could be partnering with LG to develop the iMac 2016's display. After a period of extreme lull, it is highly probable that Apple would look to provide some amazing specs to increase iMac's popularity. It could be the AIO PC everybody has been looking for.
Some highly-speculated Apple iMac 2016 specs include LG ultra-clear monitor, 5K technology, 3.1 USB support and a Thunderbolt 3 port. Stay tuned to GamenGuide for more iMac 2016 news and updates!