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Remember when Steve Jobs introduced the iPad by bringing out the thin, sleek device from a manila envelope?
Latest iMac 2015 rumors circulating the internet say that the next Mac computer is going to have an incredible 4K retina screen for your eyes to feast over.
According to French website Consomac, in Apple's next big software upgrade dubbed as "El Capitan," there are hidden codes that suggest Apple is cooking up a 4K iMac computer for a 21.5 inch screen.
The website's discovery certainly coincides with previous rumors of the upcoming iMac 2015.
In June, Mark Gurman of 9To5Mac said that the iMac 2015 will support a 4096 x 2304 resolution Apple-made display panel. This makes 21.5 inch screen iMacs almost in the league with 27-inch Mac computers offering a 5K resolution display.
Meanwhile, according to some reports, Apple will most likely use an "LED phosphor material called KSF to notable boost color saturation."
To further support this theory, Gurman said that the upgrade also includes codes for Iris Pro 6200, a new Intel graphics chipset that makes a 4K screen resolution possible.
"This new, Broadwell-integrated graphics processor launched earlier this month and would be a natural fit for powering a 4K iMac," Gurman reported.
Tech experts believe the new iMac 2015 will most likely be released by the end of September, the same time Apple will launch its new iPhone models.
On the other hand, KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said that Apple will be updating in the third quarter of 2015, just in time for the Back to School drive, Macworld reported.
Meanwhile, the new 21.5 iMac 2015 models with 4K retina display is expected to have at least three configurations, the 2.9GHz Intel Core i5 Haswell quadcore processor, 2.7GHz Intel Core i5 Haswell quadcore processor and the 1.4GHz Intel Core i5 Haswell dualcore processor.
