Apple iMac 2017 Features: 5k Resolution Display, Intel Kaby Lake Processor, Possibly VR Equiped

By Mohender - 06 Dec '16 02:03AM
Close

Everyone is aware of the fact that Apple iMac 2017 is a highly anticipated device and it is speculated that this all-in-one computer might come with some interesting specs. The release of this device got delayed because of the kaby Lake Processor that would be incorporated into this device by Apple.

The iMac 2017 Might Be Released in Next Apple Event

Reports suggest that due to supply delays of Intel kaby Lake chipset the Cupertino-based tech giant might be forced to opt for Skylake Soc. Similar thing happened with Apple MacBook Pro 2016. These are just speculations and the reality would be unfolded in next Apple event. The company might release the iMac.

The Kaby Lake Processor Will Successfully Run All High-End Features

The advanced Kaby Lake processor would be announced by Intel in Consumer Electronics Show which would be held in Las Vegas next year.

The top features include a 4-core processor, native support for 4k video and 5k display. The iMac 2017 will be very useful for film and photography professionals along with graphic artists. Other specs of this device include Touch Bar, touch Id, and USB-C Thunderbolt 3 ports.

The 27 Inch iMack Model Would Be VR Ready

It is reported that Apple iMac 2017 might become the first Virtual Reality for Apple desktops. Apart from this, the 16 GB RAM in this device may also become a new standard for all iMac devices. Users are expecting a very powerful device in the form of iMac 2017 so as to make up for the long refresh gap. The MacBook Pro 2016 was recently incorporated with fingerprint scanner and a touch pad.

It is believed that Apple will have an upper hand over Microsoft Surface Studio if all the features come to the iMac. This device is worth waiting for and the users are expecting a full flash storage. The iMac might appear with a Polaris 10 or Polaris 11 GPU along with Advanced Micro Devices.

Fun Stuff

Join the Conversation

The Next Read

Real Time Analytics