Apple Confirmed That Its New iMac Lineup Will Go on Sale from Nov. 30

According to the latest news from Apple that the brand-new 21.5-inch iMac (Base 21.5-inch model and High-end 21.5-inch model) will be on sale starting Friday via multiple distribution channels including Apple.com, Apple Stores, and Apple re-sellers. What’s more exciting is its 27-inch lineup iMac (Base 27-inch model and High-end 27-inch model) will also be available for pre-order that day, but will begin shipping in December due to the lack of display.

                           

The delay has partially been caused by the need for display manufacturers to invest in new production processes in order to make the screens. The new lighter, thinner iMac uses some advanced welding techniques as well as a new manufacturing process for the LCD screen, which probably caused the delay. 

                 

The Cupertino, Calif., technology company said the device "is the most advanced desktop Apple has ever made." And we can not agree more. Seeing from Apple' official website, the new iMac is as much a work of art as it is state-of-the art. It is amazing to look at and even more amazing to use. Sporting a big, bold display, third-generation Intel quad-core processors, the latest NVIDIA graphics, cutting-edge storage options, and much more, no desktop has ever brought so much to the table. This is an all-in-one computer that has been refined, re-imagined, and re-engineered to give us a desktop in its most advanced form ever.

                        

The 27-inch computer includes a 2,560-by-1,440 display, while the smaller machine boasts a 1,920-by-1,080 screen. Both have a FaceTime HD camera and dual microphones, with a headphone jack, SD card, three USB ports, Thunderbolt, and Gigbit Ethernet on the back. Both come with a wireless keyboard and wireless magic mouse.

                                        

It has a stunningly thin design that offers more in less space. Its edge is just 5mm thin and each unit has up to 40 percent less volume than the previous iMac. All in all, it is innovation at the mole culler level.