More iMac Details for Macworld

[CarlHeanerd]

Hey, Ars has put up a new article elaborating more on the iMac at Macworld. What do you guys think?

Link Here

 

[Tallest Skil]

We think it's been posted and that you should search, thanks.

 

[Eidorian]

We think it's been posted and that you should search, thanks.

The Ars article isn't in the Page 1 news post but there's a good chance it's in the thread already.

 

[gamer2502]

sounds great but why would you need an improved chassis on a desktop unless you plan to travel with it in which case you should of bought a laptop instead of a desktop just don't see why to build something stronger that doesn't take any abuse

 

[tico24]

sounds great but why would you need an improved chassis on a desktop unless you plan to travel with it in which case you should of bought a laptop instead of a desktop just don't see why to build something stronger that doesn't take any abuse

Transportation isn't the only reason people improve their products. They could be improving it to make the manufacturing process cheaper (and either generate more profit or pass the savings on to the consumer).

They might improve it to increase airflow, allowing for better cooling and faster processors.

They could improve it to allow for better/more components (eg desktop-grade processors or graphics cards).

Back when I was a PC user, I purchased a new ATX case because it had better cooling than my old case. Nothing whatsoever to do with traveling.