Even the least expensive 27-inch Apple iMac with Retina 5K Display comes with AMD’s Radeon Pro 570 graphics. We’ve been impressed by the standard Radeon RX 570 video card in the past ...

including the Mac Pro and Retina MacBook Pro models that do support 4K displays, can currently drive a 5K external display. Technically, Apple could allow another Mac to output video at a lower ...

For the same reason, even if you could afford it, you can't plug a second 5K display into the Retina iMac and have two such screens working in tandem. It can drive up to a 3840 x 2160 external ...

At today's media event, Apple announced the next-generation 27-inch iMac with Retina 5K display carrying a resolution of 5120 x 2880 pixels, as expected from recent rumors. Featuring 14.7 million ...

The iMac with 5K Retina display is being touted by some as a viable alternative for professionals who can’t quite make the jump to Apple’s new Mac Pro. After all, ...

A Mac Pro might be a more powerful performer, but for most people, the iMac with Retina display will be the best all-around computer for their needs. Topics 5k , Apple , Display , Hardware , imac ...

Apple today released the 27-inch iMac with Retina 5K display for $2500, featuring the world’s highest resolution display with a breathtaking 14.7 million At this amazing resolution, text appears ...

A few weeks ago, Apple ... display elements are invisible to the unaided eye at typical viewing distances. On Apple’s iPhones, the "Retina" moniker means a PPI of at least 300; for MacBook Pro ...

The new 15-inch MacBook Pro has become the third Apple computer to ship with the ability to drive high-resolution 5K displays, but Apple's flagship 5K device — the iMac with Retina 5K display ...

The Apple iMac with Retina 5K display offers powerful performance and ... portal for nabbing popular apps and games like Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro X, Kindle, Borderlands and Tomb Raider.

It's also near identical to the 15-inch MacBook Pro's Retina display, which counts 220 pixels per inch. Prime targets here are video and photo editors -- this reviewer included.

It only took about ten minutes of using Apple’s new iMac with Retina display to make me wonder how I’m ever supposed to go back. Back to a world where pixels are visible on any screen, even ...