Just when you thought the iMac couldn’t get any sexier, Apple releases an all-new, all-in-one beauty that changes your mind. The new iMac is available is either 20-inch ($1199) or 24-inch ($1799) widescreen models that rock new features like the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors, built-in iSight video camera, ATI Radeon HD graphics and a new ultra-thin keyboard.
Apple designer Jonathan Ive never fails to amaze me with these beautiful designs. What are you waiting for? Head to the Apple store and get one today!
Maybe hold back to the new OS X, Leopard comes out. ;)
Too late… I just got a shiny new Apple Mac Pro. :D
Why must be Apple so expensive in Europe?
every big firm like to charge us European extra for very silly excuses
Coincidently I went to the Apple store today down at the Eaton Center. I’m not much fan of the Apple but I do admire its stability and its large sharp screen. GUI customization is much more accessible to XP when it comes to changing and customizing Windows. All those niddy-griddy window hacks. Windows is still a go for me, unless Apple has more compatibility with software and upgradeable hardware. My opinion is biased but I still stand as an XP user. I just love Apple screens.
I’m really liking this variation of the iMac. It’s almost like just having a screen. :D
with Vista coming out, i think it’s a good time for all the windows people to heavily consider going mac. (i’ve been PC for over 10 years)
Vista is already out, – or you’re in another part of the world. Unless you’re talking about the new unreleased Windows 7 thats going to be hit shelves out in 2009-2010.
Imagine, Apple Aluminum iMac with XP OS, thats like peaunut butter and jelly. I really LOVE the look, its so sleek and simple, its… just fabulous!
-AllaN
I can’t get one. Poor.
I didn’t understand the big whoop until I saw this baby in person. I think I might need to replace my Mac Mini :)
@David
I would contradict that comment about GUI customization based on the soul fact that OS X is based off of the UNIX system or Linux. Linux is known to be one of the easiest and best OS to comply with GUI customization, even better than Windows.
I will agree that it lacks built-in applications to change the GUI which Linux has [never understood why Apple did that], but with one program you have a whole array of GUI customization at your disposal.
Add to those droolworthy looks the fact that the new iMacs are a step towards a (somewhat) more eco-friendly company, and Apple is set to become one of the coolest companies of the twenty-first century.
No doubt intentional, but one has to commend Apple for their attention to detail – the new iMacs and the recently released iPhones are a perfect match. I can only imagine the kind of awe this set would inspire on any desk. And while neither of these are available in South Africa yet (which might be a good thing, considering my current lack of funds), I can’t wait to proclaim that I too have entered the elite group of individuals who have made the move to Mac OSX (Windows Media Player gets trigger-happy each time I plug in my iPod, and for some reason tries valiantly to play the movies on it), abandoning cluttered desktops and noisy, bulky towers for a streamlined computer that elegantly floats mid-air …
windows vista patches…
Nice points……
windows vista patches…
no kidding!…