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have you guys seen the new thin imacs? they look cool. but i think they are TOO thin, this thing is damn thin. I think they are too thin for my taste. anyone have any comments about this?
Finally... who drops their iMac?... it kind of just stays on a desk. If you're worried about damaging an iMac, are you also worried about damaging a monitor because it's thin?
I can't wait for another year to go by and we will see boobs starting threads with titles like "do you think the new new new new new new apple product just released is cool?"
Seriously -- if I go into a dealership and some douche tries to sell me "the new corvette" that doesn't tell me shit. It could be a new 2013, 2012, or even a "new" 2010 model that's still sitting around. You would figure this important reference point of a product number would be important to apple since they like to mothball products after only 7 months on the shelf.
Its actually not that thin. There is a big "bubble" on the back that houses everything. Ugly.
Thinness/thickness when it comes to desktop devices is irrelevant to me. The older iMacs were already space-efficient enough.
I've actually heard of a lot of cheep desks collapsing under the weight of a PC (college students who buy a "walmart special" mainly, but some decent-quality desks that just get overloaded) while I've not personally had this problem, I have had cheep folding tables collapse when too much weight was put on them, so durability is somewhat of an issue.
Also, for monitors, some people mount them on walls or armatures where if the armature breaks the monitor takes a less-than-soft impact onto a desk or even the floor...
Not sure if these problems pertain to the newest iMacs, but it is a risk for any computer/monitor/etc
What would you do? Emphasize it?Kind if lame how that mole-faced lard-o (Phil Shiller) was trying to hide the bubble on the back to make it appear as flat during the on-stage announcement.
What would you do? Emphasize it?
I very much doubt that.