Apple’s new $1,099 iMac is a MacBook Air in a desktop’s body

Ars Technica
By Andrew CunninghamJun 18, 2014, 9:55 am1.6k ptsHotTop
The 2013 iMac isn't getting an upgrade—there's just a new cheaper, slower model in town. Andrew Cunningham Apple isn't upgrading the iMac family today, but it is making the family a little bigger. The company is now offering a new $1,099 entry-level model that includes most of the perks of the 21.5-inch model…

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