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New NVIDIA-based iMacs Imminent? More Hints.
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According to parallel universes theory, you "go" to another universe based on your thoughts. It's an ever branching cycle. If you doubt the iMac will be released tomorrow or any time soon, it won't be released for you tomorrow (because you "quantum leaped" to a universe where that outcome didn't happen). If you do believe the iMac will be released soon, good for you. 
If they have an event, it'll be a big desktop- and possibly display-related one. The iMacs, Mac Minis and Mac Pros all need revisions.
"The Big news is very small..." New Mac Minis!
"The Big news is very small..." New Mac Minis!
The point here is the posters came new from apple yesterday.. it says the 20's and 24's, however none of the standard models have NVIDIA, only the CTO's
It's my birthday too! Too bad I have exams so I can't enjoy it. By the way, the 24th is Steve's birthday too
Special pricing in educational institutes does not mean much.
In my school, the current iMac has an additional $150 off the "education pricing" for the 20" and lower-end 24" models. But that discount has been in place for a long time, along with special MacBook and MacBook Pro discounts: Additional $100 off the 13" and 15" Unibody MacBooks, $50 off white MacBook. No additional discounts on the 17" Pro, the Air, the mini, or the Mac Pro.
Right before the transition to intel (around Thanksgiving), my school offered deeply discounted AppleCare (Only $19 or $9) for the then new G5 iMac with iSight.
Back in September, when the unibody enclosure rumors emerged, my school offered free AppleCare for all the MacBooks, including the Pro and Air.
So I think we should be looking at AppleCare price drops instead.
In my school, the current iMac has an additional $150 off the "education pricing" for the 20" and lower-end 24" models. But that discount has been in place for a long time, along with special MacBook and MacBook Pro discounts: Additional $100 off the 13" and 15" Unibody MacBooks, $50 off white MacBook. No additional discounts on the 17" Pro, the Air, the mini, or the Mac Pro.
Right before the transition to intel (around Thanksgiving), my school offered deeply discounted AppleCare (Only $19 or $9) for the then new G5 iMac with iSight.
Back in September, when the unibody enclosure rumors emerged, my school offered free AppleCare for all the MacBooks, including the Pro and Air.
So I think we should be looking at AppleCare price drops instead.
According to parallel universes theory, you "go" to another universe based on your thoughts. It's an ever branching cycle. If you doubt the iMac will be released tomorrow or any time soon, it won't be released for you tomorrow (because you "quantum leaped" to a universe where that outcome didn't happen). If you do believe the iMac will be released soon, good for you.
Well, turn the frozen donkey wheel and maybe they'llbe available.
It's a theory with nothing to support it. It'd be foolish to invest any belief in it, but foolish to think it's not a possibility.
I agree, this is not new. I am pretty sure that is what is out there now for current iMacs. It just says graphics, the laptops have the integrated graphics, the iMacs have separate card.
hate to steal the thread, but . . .
. . . heard that! I'm getting so excited I think I'm getting a broner
. . . heard that! I'm getting so excited I think I'm getting a broner
Now I agree that it wont be the 24th, but care to explain the underlined?
Apple has had products in the pipeline for months/years now, possibly getting wind of them now is just that, hearing about something thats been going on for a long time.