Apple Australia is preparing to launch new iMac models with improved display and CPU components, according to Harvey Norman sources.
The new iMac’s are set to go on sale in September, they will feature new Intel Broadwell processors and upgraded iOS software.
During the past 12 months Apple has stripped PC market share away from the likes of Toshiba, HP and Dell with the big US Company tipped to release new display screen technology in their 2015 PC line-up.
Component manufacturers in Asia said that the new models set to be shipped into the Australian market will come with “more powerful processors and much better display quality.”
Among the new technologies Apple is tipped to use is an LED phosphor material called KSF, which will “notably boost colour saturation.”
While Apple has release several 27-inch Retina iMac revisions since October of last year, the 21-inch range hasn’t been updated in two years with insiders tipping a major upgrade to this model size.
