• @[email protected]
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    31 year ago

    I’d love to see one. Lots of people just want a casual device with a big screen. And I love the all in one form factor.

  • @reallynotnick
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    31 year ago

    Will they ever bring back target display mode? I can’t imagine having a 32" screen that can’t be used with anything but the built in computer. I feel like a ton of people have work computers like me who would want to use this as an external display.

    • @AProfessional
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      31 year ago

      Apples entire product line is designed around planned obsolescence. Seems unlikely to return.

      • @MrGiblets
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        11 year ago

        It’s not and stop using “planned obsolescence” when you don’t understand what it means.

    • @MrGiblets
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      11 year ago

      Would be cool if they brought it back. They removed it after they went to 5k and had to build a custom display controller. Kinda figured they’d bring it back eventually. I wonder if it’s a patent issue or if they have telemetry showing most iMac users don’t use target display/multiple monitors.

  • @GroovinChip
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    21 year ago

    This better be true. I’ve been calling for a 27” m-series iMac for years now at this point.

  • @ForgetReddit
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    11 year ago

    My dream for the iMac is a curved screen with light touch screen capabilities.

  • @Nogami
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    -111 year ago

    I think I’m done with all-in-one units, even though I have a 27" on my desk at work. Based on the way Apple is going, a Mini or a Studio with an external monitor is the way to go for better (and cheaper) future upgrade options.

    • Dudewitbow
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      21 year ago

      Honestly with how affordable mini pcs are (even when soeaking about apple devices, as the mac mini is the chepest entry point into OSX brand new) AIOs to me seem like a dying trend.

      Though said with somebias as i do work e-waste and i hate having to handle imacs.