CNET Editors' Rating
stars - Excellent
The good: A thin new design and a competitive, logical set of core component updates keep Apple's top-end iMac on elite ground.
The bad: The lack of HDMI input is frustrating, and Apple's continued reluctance to add a touch screen may bother some.
The bottom line: Apple
sticks to the fundamentals with the new iMac, relying on design, strong
features, and overall polish to maintain its leadership among high-end
all-in-ones.
