I was by the Apple store in Soho tonight just before they closed and saw that they were setting up a new window display. It featured 4 iMacs mounted in a horizontal row with the phrase "It all adds up" (or something close to that). A new iMac window display seems to suggest new iMacs will finally come tomorrow.
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New iMac display going up at Apple Store a sign?
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I think I saw it in some of the Tiger launch pics.
Does it have a green background with iMacs mounted on VESA mounts?
Does it have a green background with iMacs mounted on VESA mounts?
That display was up at the Cinicnnati store on Friday for the launch party, but I am hoping for new iMacs tomorow.
Not that it has to be the case but if every store has 4 iMacs in a row maybe there will be 4 different models of it. I'm assuming they were all the same screen size as the current ones (i.e. no 22/23 inch screen) which would probably shoot down the possibility of 4 different models.
The one at the Clarendon store was three iMacs:
Three mounted on a lime green plastic back.
First one mounted with no "L" base said "Pictures" on the screen.
A "+" sign separated the first and the second screen.
The second iMac said "iPhoto."
An "=" sign came next.
The tird one said something, but I forgot what it was.
Three mounted on a lime green plastic back.
First one mounted with no "L" base said "Pictures" on the screen.
A "+" sign separated the first and the second screen.
The second iMac said "iPhoto."
An "=" sign came next.
The tird one said something, but I forgot what it was.
I sat next to the display for an hour on Friday, waiting for the Store to reopen for Tiger. The iMacs run through iLife and iPhoto demos. I'd like to see iMac updates, but I don't think the display implies anything.
Maybe, just maybe...
This might signal a larger marketing effort in the works. Point-of-sale tie-ins with a billboard or TV campaign.
I remain hopeful.
This might signal a larger marketing effort in the works. Point-of-sale tie-ins with a billboard or TV campaign.
I remain hopeful.
I don't see why tomorrow couldn't be the day for new iMacs. It's been a while now since they've come out and new specs would definitely prove fruitful.
