“The 17-inch flat screen iMac has the flash and sass that’s been a hallmark of this line of computers since their introduction. Its $2,000 price tag may cause some consumers to wince, but they’ll find their purchase justified,” writes John P. Mello Jr., in the Boston Globe here.
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