iMac stocks across Apple's reseller chains are running down, suggesting the company is closing in on a refresh for its range of all-in-one desktops.
If whispers emerging from Apple partners are to be believed, the product upgrade may not be immediate - stocks of the product still exist, but supplies of the product are wearing thin. This suggests the product may see an update as soon as this month.
Apple has been expected to improve its iMac offering since the beginning of March, when the first claims emerged to say it intend popping Intel's new 45-nanometer Penryn processor inside the machines. The Mac mini is expected to receive a similar treatment, with the addition of an improved graphics chip and Penryn processor.
As 9-5 Mac has previously reported, the new iMacs will make use of Intel's Eaglelake motherboard,
