New MacBook Pro and iMac for 2015: Apple predictions

The rumored MacBook Pro release may happen sometime this year.

Earlier reports mentioned that Apple Inc. will come up with a new model of the MacBook Pro, which is said to be launched sometime in the second quarter of 2015 alongside the MacBook Air.

There are no specific details about the alleged product, yet there is a report that the new device is designed by Hass T. The London-based designer shared an update in his Google+ account before 2014 ended.

He said, "MacBook Pro 2 has is a touch screen Retina HD Display, a first in a MacBook, a very lightweight aluminium body with a darker colour finish, an improved Facetime HD camera with nearly all the features you get from the iPhone 6's camera and possibly the best feature of them all, its detachable! You can flip the screen around or simply take it off so its a tablet as well a fully performing MacBook!" 

However, no one from the Cupertino company has made a confirmation about this report.

The tech giant only revealed its plans of releasing a brand new MacBook Air this year, which will feature all-improved specs such as the innovative MagSafe connectors, full-sized USB ports, as well as new SD card slots. The new MacBook Air will reportedly come in a smaller frame of 12-inches, compared to its earlier release that comes in a 13-inch body. However, the upcoming device will be a lot thinner compared to the already available products. 

Also, there are reports saying that a new version of iMac will be unveiled this year. The latest iMac computer product was launched on Oct. 16, wherein a Retina 5K version was for its 27-inch variety. Although it is not included in the predicted line-up of Apple products that will be launched this year, Apple users are hoping to find a new update from the Cupertino company's desktop computer.

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