27-inch iMac (2015) Review: The 5K Display to Beat Apple's latest iMac with 5K Retina display offers gorgeous, true-to-life picture quality and fast overall performance. Reviews.

3.3GHz 27in 5K iMac (mid 2015) : 11,769 2015 27in iMac with Retina display: Graphics and speed tests The new 27in iMacs features AMD Radeon R9 GPUs, with each model getting a more advanced graphic ...

The 2015 models are widely considered among the best desktop computers available, but some critics view the lack of USB-C and base configuration of 5400 RPM hard drives as shortcomings. Ars Technica ...

The 2015 iMac can technically support an external 5K display, but it has to be a dual DisplayPort model that will take up both of your Thunderbolt 2 ports and limit output to 8-bit color.

Oct 13, 2015, 12:30 PM UTC. Jacob Kastrenakes is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered ... To start, Apple is making every model of the 27-inch iMac ship with a 5K display, ...

The 2015 Apple iMac ($1,999 as tested) features a brilliant 5K Retina In-Plane Switching (IPS) display backed by a beefy Intel Core i5 processor and AMD R9 graphics.

The iMac with Retina 27in looks just like its predecessor. But it still made my jaw drop when I first got the thing out of the packaging. I’m a MacBook user day-to-day, and the iMac design just isn’t ...

Apple just introduced a new $1,999 configuration of the 27-inch iMac with Retina 5K display featuring a 14.7 million pixel display, quad-core processors and AMD graphics. In addition, the price of the ...

All flavors of Apple's most popular iMacs are now at the lowest prices of the year, thanks to weekend price cuts that knocked $100-$120 off 21" iMac HDs, $150 off 21" iMac 4Ks, $170-$200 of new 27 ...

The 5K iMac has several graphics card options, all courtesy of AMD. The 2019 update bumps the standard Radeon Pro options to “X,” which should result in a bit more graphical horsepower.

Some doubted an all-in-one could deliver what a professional needed, but the 2015 iMac with Retina 5K display is looking to not only disprove that but squash such suspicions completely.