New iMacs: 20 and 24 inches of pure beauty
by at August 7, 2007 8:56 pm
Sections: Apple, Computers, Desktops
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At today’s Apple keynote, Steve Jobs announced the latest rendition of their popular iMac. The new iMac comes in 20 and 24 inches and is very similar in design to the old style, except for a slimmer look, metallic casing, and a few other minor details. Similar in design, but it definitely got a bump in specs.
Apple will sell three different flavors of the new iMac; two 20″ models, and one 24″. The iMacs all come with 1GB RAM, unlike the 17-incher before, which came with 512MB. The processors now have 2.0, 2.4, and 2.4GHz respectively, and have 250GB, 320GB, and 320GB SATA hard drives. The three models come with ATI Radeon HD 2400, 2600, and 2600, and all ship with the new and improved Apple Keyboard – which is very slick looking.
All three models ship with iLife ’08, and will set you back $1199, $1499, and $1799 respectively.
Read [Appletell's Live-Blog of the Keynote]
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