Hey guys. Just interested in knowing what you guys think about what's gonna happen with iMacs on Sept 12th? Do you think it's just gonna be an upgrade to a new processor or the addition of a 23", or do you think they have a full new design in store?
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What do you think about September 12th: iMac
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Sobering said:
All of the above have been confirmed. It'll get a much faster Core 2 Duo processor and a new video card, a new, stunningly cool design and the addition of a 23" version at the top end.
Actually, none of that is true, just stirring the pot.
Is that what you were hoping for? I'd love to be in the market for a new iMac - wouldn't like to be someone who bought recently, the new ones are going to be amazing.Not really, if I had the cash I'd buy an iMac today.
You see thats what bums me out. I was all excited, saving up my spare cash for a few months, working harder, etc. And I was all happy when I got it, I have the best iMac to date. And I knew eventually I wouldn't but really, 1 week later and there is already another newer, faster, better designed one?
you think they would add woodcrest, not a dual like mp but a single... is it possible? 
i would love to see a single woodcrest and the ablity to add 4GB of ram and at least 256MB video; would love 512 but i don't think that would happen
i would love to see a single woodcrest and the ablity to add 4GB of ram and at least 256MB video; would love 512 but i don't think that would happen
puckhead193 said:you think they would add woodcrest, not a dual like mp but a single... is it possible?
i would love to see a single woodcrest and the ablity to add 4GB of ram and at least 256MB video; would love 512 but i don't think that would happen
Woodcrest is too warm - it's a workstation/server chip. You mean Conroe - it's the desktop version of the Core 2 Duo and can only be run in single-processor configurations. Bloody quick too and cooler than Woodcrest.
Sobering said:Well at least thats good to read (your InvisiText
Anybody know if stores allow returns for no particular reason?
If you've opened it its a 10% restocking fee within 14 days (I think) and to Sobering don't be upset about buying the machine its still great and doing the job isn't it? In a few years you can upgrade to an even better machine than is being released now
If they mac iMac's that look like cinema displays then I would so get one.
I don't care how thick the iMac is, just make it borderless so it looks like I have a nice LCD with no chin or huge border around it.
I don't care how thick the iMac is, just make it borderless so it looks like I have a nice LCD with no chin or huge border around it.
I personally think a 23" is a no brainer. With the huge gap between the Mac mini and Mac Pro, the iMac holds the middle ground, and needs a fairly full range of display of options up to 23", but don't hold your breath for 30". Of course the only other option would be a Conroe mini tower, but I think we'd be more likely to see 30" iMacs first, but you never know. The Mac mini, iPod shuffle, and 1GB iPod nano are evidence that Apple is trying to go after a broader market these days, so anything is possible.