Overnight, at around 1am local time, Apple unveiled it's refreshed line of mac products. After a whole year of non-updated iMacs, Mac Minis, and Mac Pros, sales have declined lately, especially as Apple's hardware specs falls further and further behind it's PC counterparts.
While the near silent update kept Mac-fan-boys up late waiting, the refreshed products received mixed reactions. Apple's best selling desktop, the iMac, saw a noticable price rise, with it's entry level 20" model now selling at $1999 (all-be-it with now higher specs). Apple have also chosen to manufacture only one 20" model, with the other 3 models all coming in 24" screen sizes, at $2499, $2999, and $3699 respectively.
Oh and they're also pushing a smaller, numberpad-less keyboard.
Maybe 30" desktop screens not to far away?
For more info, specs and prices on all the newly updated products, see the Apple Shop.
While the near silent update kept Mac-fan-boys up late waiting, the refreshed products received mixed reactions. Apple's best selling desktop, the iMac, saw a noticable price rise, with it's entry level 20" model now selling at $1999 (all-be-it with now higher specs). Apple have also chosen to manufacture only one 20" model, with the other 3 models all coming in 24" screen sizes, at $2499, $2999, and $3699 respectively.
Oh and they're also pushing a smaller, numberpad-less keyboard.
Maybe 30" desktop screens not to far away?
For more info, specs and prices on all the newly updated products, see the Apple Shop.
Im sooo glad I got my IMac before the upgrade! No numberpad?? What were they thinking!
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