It looks Apple has revealed some new specs, and design for the iMac 5k Retina have been revealed.

Several reports suggest that the concept of the Apple computer design mixes the silver-sleek looks of new iMacs with the box-shape of long since obsolete Mac computers. Although, the bulky back end would be entirely gone, and the disk slot would be turned into an SD card reader. It is the perfect combination of the iPad Air 2 and the Frankenstein monster machine that are built by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in the 1970's.

Sadly, these were not true at all, but other reports claim that the designers from the Curved Labs have some new features in mind. The computer would be sold in grey, silver and gold, just like new iPads and iPhones. It would have 128 GB built in memory, like Intel's i7chip.

Well, in this world, nothing is perfect, however, last year a giant-sized iMac came close to perfection. Together with fancy design is potent performance. Apple accommodated all-in-one array of hardware, in a slimmer chassis than most 27 inch monitors. Now it's almost 11 million pixels better.

The iMac 5k's glitch is with its LED backlighting. There is a variation in brightness over the panel, isn't really impressive, or even visible at all in daily use, however, the X-Rite ilDisplay Pro colorimeter was not so striking.

The new iMac given the pedigree of the hardware and components inside commands a daunting premium. It is actually pricey, as compared to Dell's new 5K 27 inches monitor, for example, is set to be sold for almost £1,500. For graphics enthusiasts, photography professionals and designers searching for color, relatively compact and color accurate, all in one monitor, iMac 5K Retina is a value for money!