Apple is behind OpenCL.
CUDA needs to die tho.
Let the whining begin...
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Works with every new Mac.
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In stark contrast to Open CL, CUDA is actually implemented. Let's hope there will be independent offerings from NVidia.
Ah, you cheat you... you left out the five year-old technology "super" drive, didn't you? Why aren't you touting that?
Looks like there's a core i5 option for the 21.5" version. Heat no longer an issue then....
5$ says the store goes down tomorrow morning, everyone has a heart attack, predictions abound over 2 hours as to new Mac Pros, iMacs and displays. Credit cards get emptied and are ready and finally it comes back up with...
iPhone 4 pre-orders for the 18 new countries that get it on the 30th.![]()
who the f**k is John Gruber?! and why should i trust what he says?!
Just a dude thinking he's special.
Your standard bottom-feeding professional blogger type.
I think you're confusing a 32nm dual core with a 45nm quad core.
Blame Intel for the stupid naming.
Looks like there's a core i5 option for the 21.5" version. Heat no longer an issue then...
Still waiting on UK pricing. Should be a laugh.
I know what you mean. I was waiting for a better graphics card and silly me believed Apple were going to include a good one for once.I wish Apple would stop dumping all over it's iMac customers. The 5750?! Really?
I know heat is an issue but come on. This is barely a mid range graphics card in the highest end iMac! At least give us the 5770 from the Mac Pro.
Now I don't know whether to buyso disheartened.
So...looks like my next display ain't gonna be apple then...shame.
16:9
glossy only
probably no wider gamut than the current 24"
This is a bitter sweet day like most of you are saying. I'm not sure what to go with now, really confused, I waited over 2 years to make the switch from my 2005 2.5 G5.
First of all I can't afford the 12 core, well without it being paid off quickly which won't happen fast at all. I am a video editor, but it's not my main source of income. Plus it's time to replace my old 20" monitor too, so it keeps adding up. I love being able to open up my G5 and do what I want, unlike the current iMac in our house ( which is not full blown with i5 or i7). I only do video editing, music, adobe Photoshop and websites mainly. No 3D or serious motion graphic work. I'm now kinda of leaning towards a iMac i7, sad thing is I can't really wait again, I stopped dumping money into my G5 because I thought a great update was coming, at the normal pricing. Now I can spend 3,000 plus a monitor, but from everything I have read so far it looks like the now older model is almost just A's good at those prices.
Only problem with the iMac i7 is opening and messing with ram etc, which I have learned to enjoy playing around inside and installing new stuff.
I hope some new news comes out about these machines. I understand why everything is so expensive, not blaming apple I just need some advice on which way to to go. I'm sure the iMac i7 will be fine for me, but I know in the long run I will be annoyed I don't have the casing of a pro. So are the lower pro lines really going to be slower or the same A's the new ones. Ahhh just confused and kinda of annoyed at how this is all working out for us pro users.
Thanks on any info that may help.
I know what you mean. I was waiting for a better graphics card and silly me believed Apple were going to include a good one for once.![]()