New iMacs Shipping January 2009?
Digitimes relays news from Chinese-language Economic Daily News about Apple's new iMac.
According to supply chain sources, Apple is expected to launch a new iMac in the first quarter of 2009. Quanta Computer is said to be gearing up for monthly shipments of 800,000 units for Q1 2009. The new iMac will begin shipping in January of 2009.
The news confirms other hints that we've seen that Apple will be releasing a new iMac at Macworld San Francisco. Based on hidden configuration files, it's been revealed that the new iMac will be based on the NVIDIA chipset.
According to supply chain sources, Apple is expected to launch a new iMac in the first quarter of 2009. Quanta Computer is said to be gearing up for monthly shipments of 800,000 units for Q1 2009. The new iMac will begin shipping in January of 2009.
The news confirms other hints that we've seen that Apple will be releasing a new iMac at Macworld San Francisco. Based on hidden configuration files, it's been revealed that the new iMac will be based on the NVIDIA chipset.
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41 months ago
I'm really hoping for a redesign of the iMac, it's held that shape since the G5...
41 months ago
Unibody enclosure and NVIDIA chipset will make it impressive enough. Make it easier to change-out the memory, hard disks, and video card and that would be even sweeter. It should also get Apple's mini-port. :)
41 months ago
i really think this will happen. i just hope the new mini will be shipping in january also
41 months ago
I'm really hoping for a redesign of the iMac, it's held that shape since the G5...
Well, the powerbooks/macbook pros held the same design for a lot longer than that!
I agree i'd be nice, but i can't see it happening - the aluminium design came out not long ago and i don't know what they could change really.
iMacs seem likely... although it says new, does that mean just processor bumps or something else? Or don't we know? :p
41 months ago
32", Blu-ray, 4870-X2 vid and 8GB of memory, please. Ready to buy. :apple:
41 months ago
32", Blu-ray, 4870-X2 vid and 8GB of memory, please. Ready to buy. :apple:
Yes. It is ready to buy. From a PC vendor. And never from Apple.
41 months ago
Yes. It is ready to buy. From a PC vendor. And never from Apple.
I can see Apple releasing an iMac with Blu-Ray, I'm not sure it's that much of a "bag of hurt" anymore.
41 months ago
Cool. Sometimes I wish I could force myself to buy an iMac, as I'd be getting more computer for less money, but, I can't sacrifice portability (and yes, it has been invaluable to me). Doesn't matter much anymore, as the college I'm going to requires a Macbook Pro.
41 months ago
I can see Apple releasing an iMac with Blu-Ray, I'm not sure it's that much of a "bag of hurt" anymore.
Three months is plenty of time for Apple to change their mind. Seeing as they've been on the Blu-ray board since before the first trademark (when the brand was "Blue-ray") and have yet to ship a drive or compatibility. Sure...
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