I wouldn't call this scrolljacking by any means - scroll effects, sure, but not scrolljacking. I tend to think of scrolljacking as something like on Huge's site vs this - on this, you see the scrollbar and are constantly moving vs locked into screens that are like slides.

Wow that's crazy. Even though Dell displays are as overpriced as Apple products, compared to this, the iMac seem to be a great value.

I wouldn't call either a great value... With 1440p and 4k displays both being around $500 - $1000 today for decent quality ones. $2.5k for the next step up is clearly an early adopters fee at this point. Give it a year and we'll see similar offerings from other manufactures at similar, if not better, quality. :D

5k looks stunning on paper... But some of the best graphics cards on the market still barely drive 4k displays right now. Anything beyond that is going to be limited strictly to professional editing/creative work - But we knew that going into this haha.

Bigger screens are better, though. It's like having a bigger desk, or a bigger office, or a bigger movie theater.

Still more appropriate than new is always better :)

The physical size is not bigger though, nor will you effectively have a bigger desktop because the pixel density will just be increased.

So this really isn't "bigger is better", rather "higher fidelity/quality is better"

-_-

That's either a sarcasm or a sarcasm.

I didn't expect the floating action button to just scroll to the next section. That suggest to me the fab will often be used for pedestrian scroll for many implementations. Color me disappointing. Then again., Google does it on their own MD site.

Guessing no, because the massive volume of image information can't go through thunderbolt 2 cables. We have to wait until next year :/

”The new Retina iMac does not work as an external display.“

https://twitter.com/panzer/status/522840005677293568

High end desktops have trouble driving current gen 4k displays... You can forget a mobile GPU driving the 5k displays sure to come lol. 4k Is a much better option anyway in my mind. It's the logical jump up in doubling resolution, so it works extremely well with Apple's "retina" technology as well.

As mentioned above, the iMac can't be used as a target display, but it's not an arbitrary decision by Apple. The 5K display requires Thunderbolt 2, and the only computers with it are the Mac Pro and this new iMac.

Sorry for the triple post, it was the news apps fault.

It's not responsive here. Not the store, nor the website.