Now it needs to have a Quad Core 2.4GHz, 4GB of Ram, GeForce Mobile 8000 Series w/ 512MB Video Memory, and the Ability for (2) 1TB SATA2 Hard Drives, and we are in business!
All for just $999
Now it needs to have a Quad Core 2.4GHz, 4GB of Ram, GeForce Mobile 8000 Series w/ 512MB Video Memory, and the Ability for (2) 1TB SATA2 Hard Drives, and we are in business!
Best mock up ever.Or maybe it will look like this:
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A combination of multi-touch and desktop![]()
Where do people come up with these specifications seriously?I would buy this. Even if it does float.
It looks very sleek and smooth. Now it needs to have a Quad Core 2.4GHz, 4GB of Ram, GeForce Mobile 8000 Series w/ 512MB Video Memory, and the Ability for (2) 1TB SATA2 Hard Drives, and we are in business!
Best mock up ever.
Where do people come up with these specifications seriously?
That's not something an iMac would have.Hey thats a legitimate request. That is a High End, Mid Range Computer now in Days.
The Mac Pro will soon Have the Ability to run (2) Quad Core Xeon CPUs at upwards of 2.66Ghz or Even 3GHz... Run on a faster 1333FSB. The Ability for up to 16GB of Ram, 4+ Hard Drives, 2 or More Higher End 768MB 8800GTX's... etc... Much Much Higher Specs than the Above Proposed iMac... so whats the problem?
That's not something an iMac would have.
1. Quad-cores: not until Gilo (still not completely confirmed) or Penryn
2. GeForce Mobile 8000: Don't expect anything higher then the 83xx/86xx.
3.2 x 1 TB drives: Apple has never had more then one drive on the iMac
It's fun and all but people tend to post insane specifications much too often. Quad-core I can see maybe in 2008. The 8 or X2000 Series launches with Santa Rosa so that's easily possible within the next few months. In some magical future sure, just around the corner with everything you want? No.
Take a look at the Sony Vaio VGC-LS25E--it makes the iMac look like a clunker.
looks to mo like the Sony Vaio VGC-LS25E is a bit thicker and and less powerful than the iMac. do i sense a PC user in denial?
Should I keep my current 17" C2D or sell it and get one of these new ones.
Any Advice would be very helpful.
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Should I keep my current 17" C2D or sell it and get one of these new ones.
Any Advice would be very helpful.
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And why the hell does all the girlfriends touch your screens with their fingers?!
It boils down to this: buy the computer you need at the time you need it. Don't try to get into the rumor mill...it's a gong show and you'll never end up being satisfied with your purchase.So I guess what I'm asking is, should I be patient and wait a few weeks (months?) before getting an iMac? I don't exactly need it right away, but the sooner the better. Thanks in advance.
Like I was thinking of getting it around Easter. If I would wait 'till let's say, end of April, beginning of May, could it possibly be released around that time? Or is it only around mid June?
Powerbook G4 1 ghz. It's been dropped, bashed and had tons of water spilled all over the keyboard and grill surface, but except for the power cord and the screen naturally getting dimmer over the years, it's still 100% functioning. In fact, I'd really enjoy having a new computer, but I can't even come close to justifying it because this bad boy is still rockin' the house!
I'm not sure when they'll bring it out, but I'd recommend waiting for a couple of months before buying anything. Unless you really need it now!
Something to remember with the iMacs is that they are basically laptops in a desktop-ish enclosure. So they utilise laptop hardware which is slower than desktop hardware. Currently Apple do not have a standard desktop computer (the Mac Pro is based on server hardware), and it's something that they really should hurry up and bring out.
Stunning design. I personally think Apple's will be more revolutionary, but this one is simply amazing.Or maybe it will look like this:
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A combination of multi-touch and desktop![]()
Stunning design. I personally think Apple's will be more revolutionary, but this one is simply amazing.
What exactly is slower about them? The Intel 945GM is used on desktop motherboards, the Core 2 Duo is certainly desktop-grade performance, and last I checked they took full-size DDR2 RAM at full speed.Something to remember with the iMacs is that they are basically laptops in a desktop-ish enclosure. So they utilise laptop hardware which is slower than desktop hardware.
What exactly is slower about them? The Intel 945GM is used on desktop motherboards, the Core 2 Duo is certainly desktop-grade performance, and last I checked they took full-size DDR2 RAM at full speed.