27, but after polling several sources from different Apple retail stores across the globe, the tech site found that, “Apple Store inventory systems do not point to the new iMacs arriving. Separately, 9to5mac reports it received information from a source, claiming that “Apple Store managers were briefed on iMacs coming in as soon as ”, Tuesday, Nov.
That said, it seems like Cupertino will just make the November deadline, and most importantly, not miss the all-important holiday shopping season. The site also reports that the new eighth-generation iMac profiles would be available for online orders at approximately the same time.Īpple originally said the new ultra-slim iMacs (80% thinner than the line before them) would become available in November, but nearly couple of weeks ago there were reports asserting that the tech giant would delay the new iMac all-in-one PC models until 2013. Colour graphics set the Apple II apart from its rivals on the market.According to a new report from Belgian site ‘ ’ (via 9to5mac), Apple ( AAPL) could finally put their new 21.5-inch iMac on sale today, with the 27-inch model to follow in December as initially planned by Cupertino at last month’s announcement. Steve Jobs added the colours to the logo to reflect the Apple II’s superior colour output. Apple II – 1977ġ977 saw the invention of both the Apple II and the famous rainbow Apple logo. Although some models were classified as All-In-One, they had separate monitors packaged in the same box. We chose to highlight those products where the design changes are best appreciated.Īpple has sold “all-in-one” computers that have built-in monitors from its very early days. The list compiled for this article is by no means a complete compilation of all Apple products.
Whether or not their inventions were accepted by the marketplace, Apple has consistently put out products that raise the bar for the computer and telecommunications industry. Most have been notable leaps forward, while some were famous flops. With the 25th anniversary of the first Macintosh computer coming up on January 24th, 2009, we’re taking a look back in time at the evolution of Apple products.
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