2016 iMac latest updates, rumors: All-in-one iMac to arrive in a few weeks with 5K display and AMD GPU?

Apple currently still has a few more products that it has yet to release for 2016. The products include the new 2016 iMac, the new iPad Pro tablets, and the new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro laptops.

While reports are a bit erratic when it comes to the release of the products, some reports are quite certain that the company will be releasing the new 2016 iMac all-in-one computer by the end of the month.

There are, of course, a lot of expectations for the new computer as business owners and professionals have been looking forward to a new version of the iMac for quite some time now. According to the latest reports, Apple will likely not be disappointing its would-be buyers as the 2016 iMac will apparently contain all the latest that technology has to offer.

This year's iMac will reportedly be a different beast because for the first time ever, it will reportedly be coming with an on-board graphics processor made by AMD. The GPU it will likely be sporting will be the company's latest Polaris-based cards that are capable of running the latest games and software while also being fully VR-ready. This has led to reports regarding some possible VR apps and capabilities for the new iMac when it arrives.

The 2016 iMac is also expected to be coming with an Intel-made chipset, possibly the current generation Skylake chips. The latest generation Kaby Lake chip on the new iMac is highly unlikely seeing as Intel has not even released the new product to the public yet.

Aside from the powerful internals, the iMac is reportedly going to be coming with a brand new 5K display that will apparently be an improvement over the current iMac's already stunning display.

The 2016 iMac is expected to be released during the last weeks of this month. The company had previously been releasing its new iMac on relatively the same date, and if Apple were to continue following the trend, then the new iMac should be coming out in just a few weeks.

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