Analysis says the new imac may be officially released next week WWDC

A few weeks ago we saw rumors that Apple would launch a new hardware product at the WWDC Global developer conference. Apple's annual developer conference has been dominated by software and systems, but according to a recent report, Apple is likely to launch a new generation of imac computers at this year's conference. According to a new report from AppleInsider, the Apple Online store today adjusted the imac's estimated shipping time from the previous 24 hours to 3 to 5 working days as the WWDC developer Conference approached. Some analysts believe that Apple at this time to adjust the expected delivery time, from some point of view that Apple may introduce new models of rumors. Earlier, KGI Securities analyst Guo Mingchi pointed out that Apple plans to launch a new Low-cost imac model. He said the new machine would improve Apple's competitiveness relative to HP and Lenovo, especially in emerging markets such as China. He predicts the new device will allow the imac to rise 23% to 4.8 million. Apple has updated its MacBook Air series, not only to boost processor speed, but also to lower the price of its products, making it more affordable in the mass market. If the new imac is released next week, 2014 will be the year when the Mac line of products continues to adjust prices. The imac was also updated in September 2013, using Intel's Haswell architecture processor, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, and an NVIDIA GeForce 700-series graphics card.