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Old 12-21-2010, 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Decophile View Post
Thanks Nick for the links and enabling my quad-core fantasies. I will soon be the proud owner of this i7 2.8. Apple 27" iMac Desktop Computer MC507LL/A B&H Photo Video At $1650 for the base model, I think it's still a score.
Considering that you were going to spend $1600 on the 27" iMac Core-2-Duo in your 1st post...I would say $1650 isn't too bad for the i7 you linked. Always best to get as much CPU & GPU as you can afford...especially when we are talking an iMac.

Sure that 12 gig of ram sounded nice in the other iMac...but you can upgrade the ram in the i7 anytime. Plus it looks like you can get the 3 year Applecare from B&H for $119...which isn't too bad either!

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