Apple could finally preparing to launch new iMac Retina alongside OS X Yosemite this fall , according to a new news from 9to5Mac . At this point, the Retina iMac is only a speculation and rumors date back to the introduction of the first MacBook Pro Retina (2012). Unfortunately, the addition of such a screen was probably slowed by the cost of producing high-resolution displays to the size required for the iMacs. Even the smallest iMac sports a 21.7-inch screen, which is still more consistent than the 15-inch MacBook Pro Retina size.
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Now two years have passed, and that gave Apple the time to work on the cost-effectiveness with suppliers. Moreover, this period also allowed to see high-resolution screens become much more common, thanks to Ultra HD and computer screens TVs. Apple also included the Retina support into their applications, and OS, to support these screen sizes.
The new iMac which should also help to keep as thin as the current models chassis could appear alongside their non-Retina variants but at higher prices . This is how Apple introduced its range of laptops Retina. They offer significant advantages for video editors working with content in 4K resolution, and the report also says that the updated Final Cut Pro and iMovie versions offer a high-resolution video sequences support.
The resolution Retina could offer the range of Apple's desktop a real boost, because now it has become a standard. The last major change was the slimming of the frame, but a significant functional improvement, and more changes under the hood will be a much better selling proposition and making incentive level for potential consumers.
The fact is that the current resolution on Apple computers will probably always suit the needs of most. The question is whether such a novelty is not only designed to a class of customers.
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Now two years have passed, and that gave Apple the time to work on the cost-effectiveness with suppliers. Moreover, this period also allowed to see high-resolution screens become much more common, thanks to Ultra HD and computer screens TVs. Apple also included the Retina support into their applications, and OS, to support these screen sizes.
The resolution Retina could offer the range of Apple's desktop a real boost, because now it has become a standard. The last major change was the slimming of the frame, but a significant functional improvement, and more changes under the hood will be a much better selling proposition and making incentive level for potential consumers.
The fact is that the current resolution on Apple computers will probably always suit the needs of most. The question is whether such a novelty is not only designed to a class of customers.