20inch iMac and Dual 1.8Ghz G5? [Updated]
- The company will soon announce 20-inch flat-panel iMacs as well as Dual-1.8GHz Power Mac G5s, according to reports.
Older rumors had been predicted 19" iMacs in the past, but this product had never previously materialized. As well, the production of Dual 1.8GHz G5 PowerMacs was rumored back in July as a way to shift demand from the popular 2.0GHz PowerMac G5s.
ThinkSecret predicts tomorrow as a possible launch day, coinciding with the Page 2 report.
Previous rumors had pointed to significant announcements this week as well as a music-related Apple Store event on November 28th.
Update: ThinkSecret provides more confirmation and pricing changes in the PowerMac line to make room for the Dual 1.8 GHz. According to the site, the current 1.6GHz and 1.8GHz models will drop $200 (to $1799) and $300 (to $2099) respectively, while the new Dual 1.8GHz G5 will take its place at $2499. The Dual 2.0GHz is rumored to stay at its current price point ($2999)
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(View all)Any idea if we'll see other upgrades to the system, or just a larger screen and therefore a higher price?
"One source also said that another product is in the pipeline for future announcement in the sub-$1000 range, and we’re seeking further details."
I like that in addition to the other goodies :-)
Originally posted by ~Shard~
Hmm, and I was just about to put an order in for a 17" iMac... :(
Any idea if we'll see other upgrades to the system, or just a larger screen and therefore a higher price?
According to ThinkSecret, it'll be basically the same as the current 17", just with a 20" screen.
edit: and 20" cinema = £1,049(!), ergo, 20" iMac ££££££££££ :eek:
I don't know if the iMac will move to a G5 this quick, but some other small upgrades (Serial ATA, DDR400 MHz RAM) would be nice. Although they did just release new upgrades 2 months ago... Oooh, how about an 8x SuperDrive as a nice surprise no one saw coming? ;)
I can't see people flooding the stores for a bigger screen.
If we see anything soon, I believe it will have to be much more than just a screen. If it does happen, should we expect the 17" to drop significantly?
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