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Originally Posted by chucker
Yeah, exactly — if you look at the iMac G5 compared to the G4, it's clearly a much plainer, less daring design.
Doubt it. They've also moved it upmarket. It ostensibly starts at $1,099 instead of $1,299 now, but really, the average sales price has probably gone way, way up.
Could be. Given that they just launched a $4,999 (stand not included) display, though, I don't think they're interested in that market.
Maybe if they have a particular twist to add — such as touch. But then they'll want you to pay extra, whether you care about the feature or not.
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Not sure why they wouldn't be interested in that market unless they are protecting iMac sales. Tech offices are clinging to old Apple Thunderbolt Displays. A $500 Apple Thunderbolt / USB 3 display would sell very well.
The twist is seamless integration and aesthetics, as it always has been.