[ASK] CTO iMAC

negativzero

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They don't have ready stock so you might have to wait for them to order.
Just order it yourself online.
 

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Hi, what update we expecting ?

i try to take a benefit of 0% interest of bank installment plan ^_^
seems like only Harvey Norman can help to customize the iMac. but waiting time 3 to 4 weeks. sianzz..
 

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Wait for October. Maybe have haswell iMac but frankly that is not much of an improvement.
 

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Hi, what update we expecting ?

i try to take a benefit of 0% interest of bank installment plan ^_^
seems like only Harvey Norman can help to customize the iMac. but waiting time 3 to 4 weeks. sianzz..

with a Citibank CC, you can benefit from a CC instalment plan on online AppleStore... and you may have a shorter waiting period and have door-step delivery included...
 

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with a Citibank CC, you can benefit from a CC instalment plan on online AppleStore... and you may have a shorter waiting period and have door-step delivery included...

CTO, and make use of Edu-store price, will be the best deal.

Wait for October. Maybe have haswell iMac but frankly that is not much of an improvement.
But at least a later processor, not something from last year launch. (Nov and Dec)
 

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But at least a later processor, not something from last year launch. (Nov and Dec)

Haswell's architecture benefits notebooks more than desktops, because it is designed to be more efficient in power use, which means you get more from the same batteries.

Haswell's improved integrated GPU is not going to benefit desktops that much, simply because most of them would have a discrete GPU, which all current iMacs have.

You can read more here. Not everything that is new will be better than the previous generation. This time, the new architecture simply serves another purpose better.

Haswell vs. Ivy Bridge: A Look at Old and New | PCMag.com
 

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Haswell's architecture benefits notebooks more than desktops, because it is designed to be more efficient in power use, which means you get more from the same batteries.

Haswell's improved integrated GPU is not going to benefit desktops that much, simply because most of them would have a discrete GPU, which all current iMacs have.

You can read more here. Not everything that is new will be better than the previous generation. This time, the new architecture simply serves another purpose better.

can save PUB maybe. :D:D
 
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