Apple seems not only withholding information on the newest products in iOS 9. The latest Mac operating system, El Capitan also disclose it. The Code in El Capitan reveals the presence of iMac 4K.
Reporting from 9to5Mac, on Friday, June 26, the second beta version of OS X 10.11 which was released to developers this week found a reference support for various screen resolutions. One of them is the 21.5-inch iMac with a resolution of 4K.
“El Capitan beta refer 4096 x 2304 resolution support. This possibility is the latest version of 21.5-inch iMac. However, this version does not carry the Retina display,” said the report.
In addition to 4K resolution support, software updates also revealed brand-new, one of the latest Intel graphics chipset known as Iris Pro 6200. The graphics chip integrated in Bradwell is considered suitable to support 4K iMac.
The reference about 4 brand-new processor AMD Radeon R9 (M380, M390, M395 and the M395X) were also found in the El Capitan beta. This further strengthens the presence indication of arrival iMac 4K.
The code in the El Capitan also confirmed that Apple is working on a new Bluetooth Remote Control. In addition, it also was revealed the support for Force Touch as well as audio support for Siri.