Apple is preparing to launch a range of iMacs with Ultra HD 'Retina' display screens in a bid to reinvigorate desktop computer sales. The firm is expected to reveal them alongside a new version of its Mac software called Yosemite, and news iPads next month. The new iPads are set to use a thinner design similar to the iPhone 6 and include a Touch ID fingerprint sensor. Scroll down for video iThe new iMacs are expected to retain a similar design to the current model (pictured) but include an ultra high definition Retina screen. The iPad is expected to have a 9.7 inch screen, while the new version of the iPad mini will have a 7.9 inch screen, Bloomberg earlier reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Retina screens already used in iPhones, iPads and Macbook Pro laptops
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Expected to be launched alongside new iPads with Touch Id fingerprint sensors
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Will allow users to easily edit and create Ultra HD video
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