iMac 2011 Released: Apple Upgrades iMac Quad-Core Processors and Graphics
The New iMac 2011 line-up of all-in-one desktop computers was released by Apple yesterday, May 3rd 2011. The new Apple iMac boasted Intel’s next generation quad-core processors, groundbreaking high-speed Thunderbolt I/O technology, fast and powerful new graphics processor and new FaceTime HD camera.
Apple upgraded the iMac All-in-One Desktop PC line-up with new generation of Intel Core i5 and Core i7 quad-core processors and faster AMD Radeon HD graphics processors.
Latest iMac Review of Prices, Features and Full Specifications
I was informed earlier today of the latest iMac. Features and full specifications are impressive at first look. The latest iMac is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo 3.06GHz processor with advanced 45-nm process technology and 6MB of shared L2 cache, the latest iMac promises great speed for desktop and web applications. The prices of iMacs start at $1,199 (shipping and other accessories not included). On the other hand, the Macbook laptops sell at $999 and the Macbook Pro units sell at $1999. These two laptops/notebooks are the latest addition to the Apple store.
As for the iMac (which is currently being advertised as the perfect gift for Christmas), I’d have to agree that the iMac has a considerable price. Its price, in my assessment, commensurates its features. Apple really put up something together in iMac to increase sales this Holiday Seasons. 