Next-Generation iMacs to See Price Cuts?
AppleInsider reports that Apple is considering dropping the price points for its iMac line alongside the introduction of next-generation models later this year. The cuts, which Apple is rumored to be considering in the 7-10% range, would be in line with the significant price cuts seen in Apple's latest notebook offerings introduced earlier this month at its Worldwide Developers Conference.
iMacs were just recently refreshed in March but will see another update by fall, at which time they'll also be repositioned as more affordable offerings. Apple is reportedly mulling similar 7% - 10% price reductions alongside the introduction of those models, people familiar with the company's thinking say.
AppleInsider had reported in late April that Apple was considering price cuts for its Mac lineup, targeting the MacBook and iMac as likely candidates for the new pricing. While the MacBook price cuts did come to fruition as part of the broader notebook price drops and reorganization, the iMac has yet to see any such changes.Top Rated Comments
(View all)34 months ago
Hopefully the prices will drop a bit. I will want to get the new iPod touch in addition to a new iMac. A lower iMac price would make this possible.
34 months ago
and by "cuts" they meen: cut and replace the bottom model with the mid model, slide the rest down(etc), introduce a new model at the old highest price.:rolleyes:
we are not going to get anything for less then 1199 and say
hardly price cuts
we are not going to get anything for less then 1199 and say
hardly price cuts
34 months ago
No Core i7 then, or perhaps low-end ones... ;)
nope its still possible. read my above post34 months ago
what they should do is not just the price cuts at the cheapest level but elimination of 20 inches and start with 24 inches. and I would appreciate 27 or 30 inch model too.
24 inches
4GB RAM
2.53ghz C2D
500GB HD
Nvidia 9400m
Superdrive
$1,099
24 inches
4GB RAM
2.53ghz C2D
500GB HD
Nvidia 9400m
Superdrive
$1,099
34 months ago
No matter what Apple does, people on the MacForums iMac board will still complain about color gamut and light bleed. :P "This consumer Mac doesn't meet the standards of the professional machine I should've spent my money on. Oh noes!!!"
34 months ago
Hopefully price cuts will make it hard for Microsoft's ad team to make another Lauran ad.
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