The highly-anticipated Apple iMac 2016 is expected to roll out within the next week. Rumors and speculations coming from legit reports and sources have leaked about the upcoming launch, including exposing some of the speculated new iMac features, like the incorporation of Intel's new Kaby Lake chipset, and other new and original gadgets like the Thunderbolt 3 and VR support.
Speculation is surfacing and they are HOT
Reports have been claiming that the new iMac 2016 will be launched by the end of this month, which is the same as last year's current iMac release. According to the same reports, the iMac will be fully launched, along with other devices, by Apple in San Francisco on the 27th. But there are also contradicting reports surfacing that this would not happen because Apple might lean towards launching the iMac at the WWDC 2017 in June of next year instead.
The iMac 2016 will be out This Month
But if the rumored upcoming October release is true, the device would be launched along with a new 7th Generation Intel Core i7 processor, the Kaby Lake chipset. Analysts have claimed that by incorporating the said chipset into the upcoming iMac, it will give the device a brand new look and feel with its much-enhanced graphics, which will then become a huge competitor against Microsoft's Surface AIO.
Apple iMac 2016 - Specs
The iMac 2016 will come along with the Thunderbolt 3, DisplayPort 1.2, and a USB 3.1, which will all be supported by the Intel Kaby Lake processor. The iMac would also be featuring AMD's Zen processor along with the Polaris 10 graphics card. With these features incorporated, the device would be revolutionary, as it would become the most powerful iMac to date. Also, with its much-enhanced graphics and performance, the iMac 2016 would be a perfect complementary PC for VR support, which is also rumored to come along with the iMac.
