iMac Revision, iLife, iPods on August 7th? [Update]
ThinkSecret pinpoints Tuesday, August 7th as the likely date for the long awaited iMac revision.
ThinkSecret also suggests that the overdue iLife updates could also arrive at the same time, but are less certain on this possibility.
A recent rumor had claimed that iLife update had gone "golden master", suggesting an imminent release.
Update: Meanwhile, 9to5mac.com independently posted an update also claiming that August 7th was the date for the new iMacs and probably new iPods.
Contrary to previous reports, they claim that the iMac will come in a 17" config as well as 20" and 24" varieties. The iMac is described to have a metal "razor thin" enclosure and revised keyboard with additional media control functionality.
Their information on the Video iPods claim shorter and wider iPods (mockup posted) which still uses the traditional click-wheel design, rather than a new full-screen design that people have been expecting.
9to5mac is relative new to the Mac rumor world, but has had legitimate information in the past and were the first to claim a brushed metal look to the upcoming iMac.
The revamped iMac will represent the first substantial upgrade to the system since it initially adopted Intel processors in January 2006, and will sport an entirely new brushed aluminum enclosure.
ThinkSecret also suggests that the overdue iLife updates could also arrive at the same time, but are less certain on this possibility.
A recent rumor had claimed that iLife update had gone "golden master", suggesting an imminent release.
Update: Meanwhile, 9to5mac.com independently posted an update also claiming that August 7th was the date for the new iMacs and probably new iPods.
Contrary to previous reports, they claim that the iMac will come in a 17" config as well as 20" and 24" varieties. The iMac is described to have a metal "razor thin" enclosure and revised keyboard with additional media control functionality.
Their information on the Video iPods claim shorter and wider iPods (mockup posted) which still uses the traditional click-wheel design, rather than a new full-screen design that people have been expecting.
9to5mac is relative new to the Mac rumor world, but has had legitimate information in the past and were the first to claim a brushed metal look to the upcoming iMac.
Top Rated Comments
(View all)60 months ago
i thought that the brushed aluminum look was reserved for pro machines. anyway cant wait... finished exams last month and that would be a nice well done on the exams present :)
60 months ago
I honestly don't see new iMacs or iPods until September....but thats just me.
60 months ago
sweetness!! they always release new products on my birthday
last year it was the Mac Pro and I think there was something else
last year it was the Mac Pro and I think there was something else
60 months ago
That seems like an odd day for Apple to release a update. Has apple always stuck to Tuesday's for new releases?
If this is true then people at the warehouses will have a busy weekend getting things ready for Monday and the onslaught of order that will pour in over the weekend.
If this is true then people at the warehouses will have a busy weekend getting things ready for Monday and the onslaught of order that will pour in over the weekend.
60 months ago
Does anyone know if Leopard will include new iLife ?
curious to know if any versions of OS X come with it??? I've only bought macs and they just came with all of it except iWork as a trial, if you buy just the OS does it come it?
60 months ago
I'm pretty sure it will. The current OSX includes the current iLife suite.
No it doesn't, a retail copy of Tiger doesn't include iLife, but every new Mac comes with the latest version.
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