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iMac Price Drops in the UK

CNet reports that Apple has dropped the prices of the iMac in the UK:

The low-end model now sells for 1,149 pounds ($1,792.53), a 100-pound drop. The mid-range model, which comes with a combination drive that can burn CDs and play DVD movies, now sells for 1,349 pounds ($2,104.55), a 50-pound drop.

On Tuesday, MacNN reported that US prices would quietly follow and return to original iMac pricing... but according to Xlr8yourmac current US "price cuts" are simply cuts in Minimum Advertised Price of the iMacs rather than actual cuts.

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