Apple to release Ivy Bridge iMacs in June

Fruity cargo cult Apple will refresh its iMac range of desktops in June with Intel's upcoming Ivy Bridge chips.

According to the Chinese-language Economic Daily News, Quanta Computer and Foxconn are expected to be suppliers. The release date has been narrowed down to June and the new desktops are widely expected to come packing Intel's Core i5 and Core i7 processors, based on the new Ivy Bridge architecture.

An anti-glare display is expected, which has previously only been seen on some MacBooks and the new models are expected to be even slimmer. Apple will update its laptops with Ivy Bridge processors around the end of June, but there are few details around on this.

We are expecting a slimmed-down MacBook Pro that looks almost identical to a MacBook Air which Apple needs to compete with the more serious power of Intel ultrabooks.