A very reliable display analyst has projected that Apple could unveil its 27-inch iMac as early as the first quarter of 2022. The new Apple iMac, according to display analyst Ross Young, will feature ProMotion mini-LED display, similar to what we have in the freshly-released MacBook Pros laptops.
Apple has had an impressive debut for the MacBook Pro, which offers a 14-inch and 16-inch display. The company is carrying out a silent transition from Intel to ARM CPUs, and the trend implies that the new CPUs will also be extended to the 27-inch iMac Pro, the Mac mini, and the Mac Pro laptops. The 27-inch iMac, as per the tweet by Ross Young, will also come with a 120Hz display refresh rate, and it could well be Apple’s all-in-one offering in the high-end segment as per screen sizes.
There are still some loose details about the new iMac which seems to be a revamped version of the discontinued iMac Pro. It will also offer some improvements from the current models or at least make it at par with key aspects of current models. The 27-inch iMac may be powered by the M1 Max chipset, with Apple making progress in the development of improved versions of these models.
It is unclear how authentic the projection by the display analyst on the iMac. However, he has had a decent record of correct predictions over time. Apple has continued to grapple with the unauthorized release of its trade secrets by its employees or third parties. It had put some stringent measures to track and deter tipsters from dealing with such secrets, but this has not stopped the issue. It, therefore, remains to be seen whether the projection by Ross Young is a big hit or miss by Q1 2022.
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