"Hey Siri" support and possibly wireless charging case alongside AirPower charging mat.
New iMac Now Available to Order in the U.S.
Apple is now accepting orders for the new iMac on their online store. The new iMacs offer dramatically reduced thickness and add a brand new Fusion Drive that combines flash storage and a traditional disk-based hard drive to maximize both speed and capacity.
The 21.5" model starts at $1299 and $1499 while the 27" model starts at $1799 and $1999. The 21.5" model is shipping in "1-3 business days" while the 27" model ships in 2-3 weeks. Limited stock of 21.5" iMacs should also be available in Apple retail stores starting today. The previously reported iMac build-to-order options were accurate with a variety of RAM, Processor, Hard Drive and Graphics Card upgrades available for specific models.
We previously posted an unboxing video of the new iMac.
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79 months ago
opted for ram over fusion. Hope I made the right choice.
Honestly, probably not. Although, I don't know what you'll be using the computer for.
79 months ago
Ordered mine about 20 minutes ago. 7-10 business days for a fully decked out 21.5" model. Arriving a week before Christmas.
79 months ago
opted for ram over fusion. Hope I made the right choice.
If the US is anything like the UK, you can get the RAM for about 1/5 the price from crucial.com instead
79 months ago
I still can't help but feel the new iMac is a downgrade from the previous generation.
79 months ago
Wow! so its true, no fusiion or ssd for entry imac, no pure SSD for 21 incher at all, no ther SSD than 768 GB for imac at all... bye bye iMac, I am not a fool
Uhh, I think this is the gloat and smile, not the mope and gripe thread.
Sorry to bash majkom; I'm happy with my purchase.
79 months ago
Wow! so its true, no fusiion or ssd for entry imac, no pure SSD for 21 incher at all, no ther SSD than 768 GB for imac at all... bye bye iMac, I am not a fool
79 months ago
I Apple has just signed the death warrant for the iMac.
Yup, nobody is going to buy this new iMac at all. I guarantee it.
79 months ago
Yup, nobody is going to buy this new iMac at all. I guarantee it.
must be all those negative 9/10 reviews :P
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