It has been getting a lot clearer that Apple will be hosting another press event before the end of the year. People believe that the upcoming event this October is goings to highlight the much-awaited Macbook products upgrade. One of the possible highlights is going to be the upcoming iMac 2016, which is rumored to be boasting some newly improved hardware specs.
October 27 - Day of the Macs
According to recent reports, the Apple's event will be held during the 27th of this month, October. Most people who attended of watched last month's Apple Event via online were pretty disappointed about not hearing any official updates about the MacBooks, which is why Apple is prepping for yet another big event to finally unveil the latest state and features of their Mac products. This would definitely mean that the fall event would also be revealing the 2016 Macbook Pro and Macbook Air, as well as the new and improved iMac desktop.
Rumored Specs and Features
The upcoming iMac 2016 is said to feature a very impressive graphics performance, courtesy to the latest generation of processors that will potentially be incorporated into the computer. Reports have confirmed that the new iMac will be sporting the all-new Intel Kaby Lake chipset, a 7th Gen Core i7 processor. The Baby Lake is going to provide a greater boost in performance that would truly revolutionize the iMac to an extent. Furthermore, the iMac 2016 is also going to be incorporated with the latest Mac OS Sierra, in which along with some other upgraded features, will definitely be a perfect combination for the iMac 2016.
More iMac features to look forward to
The iMac 2016 is also going to support USB 3.1, DisplayPort 1.2 and Thunderbolt 3 thanks to its latest powerful chipset. More analysts contribute that with the enhanced graphics feature of the iMac 2016, the machine can now go as far as supporting virtual reality (VR) as well. However, Apple is yet to give any confirmation with regards to all of these speculations. So it all comes down to October 27 to finally settle thing out.
