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Time Canada Shows New iMac

Posted by chrisd on from the i-still-miss-the-icon-garden dept.

Kira-Baka writes "Okay, Time Canada screwed up big time. They have pictures of the new iMac which will be released tomorrow during the Mac World Expo keynote on their front page. it is likely that they will be getting a letter soon so though..." I'll be posting a full report on the keynote and other MacWorld goodness tomorrow as it happens. Time Canada seems a bit slow, but in short, think little pod of iMac with superdrive and flat panel screen. Update: 01/07 13:22 GMT by T : Several readers have pointed out that the story can (for now) still be found mirrored here, though it's been pulled from the Time site.

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  1. not just new iMac - also iPhoto by davebo · · Score: 5, Interesting

    The Time Canada article also spills the beans about iPhoto - long-rumored "digital photo management" software for the Mac.

    The "big feature" (besides easy management/sorting/viewing of digital photos): you can arrange your own photo album, doctor it up nice & pretty like, and with a click of a button, a $30 charge on your credit card, and a week or so for the mail, you'll get a hard-covered book of the selfsame album.

    Neat.

  2. Image of imac Mirror incase of /. effect by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Imac image mirror

  3. pictures by oyenstikker · · Score: 5, Interesting

    just some neat pictures i found on the web.
    i wonder what they are?
    i know nothing about them, just thought they looked cool, so i copied 'em to my hard drive.

    http://129.21.139.1/imac.jpg
    http://129.21.139.1/imac2.jpg

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  4. It's been pulled by enkidu · · Score: 5, Interesting

    http://www.timecanada.com now redirects to http://www.time.com/time. I guess it was a goof and not a stunt. And I guess the doofus at timecanada just got his pink slip.

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