We have previously heard that Apple could launch its redesigned iMac Pro with a mini-LED display in the Summer. We are now hearing that the company could announce the machine in June with around 1,000 zones and 4,000 mini-LEDs. Scroll down to read more details on the upcoming Mac and what users can expect from it.

Apple to Launch Redesigned iMac Pro With mini-LED Display in June of This Year

Apple has been working on its bigger iMac Pro for a while and at this point, no concrete release dates have been mentioned by the company. However, prominent display analyst Ross Young states that Apple could announce the redesigned iMac Pro with a mini-LED display in June of this year. Initially, rumors suggested that the Cupertino giant will announce the machine at its Spring event. However, the analyst suggested back in January that we should expect the iMac Pro to launch in the Summer.

Back in January, Ross Young suggested that mini-LED shipments for the iMac Pro will begin in June and launch could happen in August or September. However, with the latest information, Apple seems to have improved its shipment timeline. The analyst now claims that the redesigned iMac Pro with mini-LED could launch in June. Apple has also filed new unreleased Macs with the Eurasian Economic Database today.

MiniLED iMac Pro could launch in June. Some observers said no MiniLEDs, but we hear around 1000 zones and over 4000 miniLEDs.

— Ross Young (@DSCCRoss) February 14, 2022

Apple will sell the upcoming 27-inch iMac Pro alongside the 24-inch iMac as a more powerful and premium computer. The forthcoming machine will potentially feature Apple's M1 Max chips for enhanced performance. However, we are not familiar with the tweaks Apple will make to the processor to make the iMac Pro a perfect desktop-class computer. As for the display, Ross Young coins that the mini-LED display on the machine will have "around 1,000 zones" and "over 4,000 mini-LEDs."

This is all there is to it, folks. What are your thoughts on the launch date? Share your insights with us in the comments.