RUMOR: Apple to unveil new iMacs next week

“Our Apple tipsters haven’t let us down before, so we know that this hot-off-the press news is definitely fact and not fiction,” geeksugar reports.

Says geeksugar, “Next week (most likely Tuesday) Apple will be introducing new iMacs to their product line-up!”

The full article mentions processor speed bumps and hard drive capacity increases without stating actual figures with prices remaining as they are currently.

Full article here.

71 Comments

  1. @Mac Fanatic

    Couldn’t agree more. These PC fanboys just don’t understand that we like paying twice as much for our Macs than more powerful PCs. Who wants an “ugly” PC on their desk when for $500 more I can have a “Delicious” and “Sexy” and “Just Gorgeous” Mac…

    Us Mac users are much more intelligent. We know what REALLY Matters!!!!

  2. I never have liked the all in one solution, I’d like a tower or even a cube! with dual monitor support and the ability to use a less expensive monitor(s) than Apple’s aging line. It’s the missing piece of the apple. A Mac Pro would be using a shotgun to go fishing for me, even though they kick ass. A Mini is under powered. I know this has been written before, but that’s what I need.

  3. @ Fan,

    Apple could really afford having us paying just 1.5 more than the average consumer, and deliver quality. Twice as much, is way too much. They only do it, because they know some people will line up to buy their products anyway. This starts to look like an insult to the consumers. I trully think Apple could come up with an innovative and decent overall solution for $799.

  4. krautpastry… Germknödel, vielleicht?

    Yeah, lots of us have been screaming for a mid-sized PRO-level pizza-box/mini-tower/cubische Mac for quite some time.

    We KNOW it will be popular, but tell that to Cupertino.
    I’ll buy TWO!

  5. @ Fan ,

    Yep, you said it!!! That what the Mac Mini should have been… if Cupertino was really thinking of us. In a different industry, even Mercedes and Volkswagen have lines of “low cost” high quality models.

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