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Sub $1000 Apple Device?

Amidst the flurry and disbelief of the 20" iMac rumors on Monday... one small rumor slipped through without being addressed.

The original ThinkSecret report contained a small blurb about a sub $1000 device:


    One source also said that another product is in the pipeline for future announcement in the sub-$1000 range, and were seeking further details.

The blurb was since removed, presumably awaiting further details... but Appleinsider also posted information they had available about the 20" iMacs and Dual 1.8GHz PowerMac and also referenced a third "mystery" product priced at $749 USD.

The identity of the 3rd product remains unknown, but speculation suggests the possibility of long-awaited Apple Display updates. No time-frame is available on the introduction of this next product.

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