iMac featuring Ivy Bridge processors rumored for June launch
A new report claims that Cupertino is planning to release its refreshed iMac models in June.
According to the Chinese-language Economic Daily News, cited by DigiTimes, Original design manufacturer Quanta Computer and chassis supplier Foxconn Technology are expected to be the main suppliers for Apple’s next desktops.
A recent report from CPU World said that Intel will launch its new Ivy Bridge processors for desktop and mobile systems, which the new iMacs are expected to feature, at the end of this month.
The rumor claims Intel’s Core i5 and Core i7 processors would power Apple’s updated desktops.
This week DigiTimes reported that the revamped line of 2012 iMacs will be the company’s first desktops that sport anti-reflective displays.
The supplier G-Tech Optoelectronics is reportedly increasing its production of glass display covers for the iPad from 1.8 million to 3 million units per quarter, but above all, it may also supply anti-reflective panels for the iMacs.
The site wrote that “G-Tech is also expected to supply AR (anti-reflective) glass solutions for Apple’s all-in-one (AIO) PCs with the new products to also serve as a growth driver for G-Tech.”
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