Have you saw the 20 years iMac's cellebration in the front page of MacRumors?
I'm still wondering about it. I can't stop thinking how Apple dismissed the iMac design after Steve's death. Take 5 secs to look at the image below:
My point here is: The last iMac redesign was launched in 2012. It's labbeled as "today" in MacRumor's post.
But it was launched in 2012. One Year after Steve Job has passed away.
Since then, the iMac (the product that has ressurected Apple's business) still performs the same design. The new screens introduced in 2015 can't be considered a redesign. As the MacRumor's team have correctly represented the "tapered iMac" as a single design.
Do you think that Apple stil have the guts to launch a new iMac? Should us expect only iDevices redesign?
I'm still wondering about it. I can't stop thinking how Apple dismissed the iMac design after Steve's death. Take 5 secs to look at the image below:

My point here is: The last iMac redesign was launched in 2012. It's labbeled as "today" in MacRumor's post.
But it was launched in 2012. One Year after Steve Job has passed away.
Since then, the iMac (the product that has ressurected Apple's business) still performs the same design. The new screens introduced in 2015 can't be considered a redesign. As the MacRumor's team have correctly represented the "tapered iMac" as a single design.
Do you think that Apple stil have the guts to launch a new iMac? Should us expect only iDevices redesign?