iMac Update Slated For Late June

According to Think Secret (via Macrumors) an iMac Update is slated for late June. It remains vague as to whether the update will entail an entire redesign of the iMac, which has been in this form since the last day of August 2004. Starting with the G5 processor the iMac became the first computer that Apple ever built running an Intel chip. That was in January 2006. This was the model that I also got after being totally brainwashed by Steve in his Keynote where the Intel iMac was first introduced. So the basic design of the iMac has been unaltered now for almost 2 1/2 years.

What I would really like would be a bigger screen. The 20" has superior quality and for using the computer as a computer it has just the right size, I don't really need the of a 30" for multiple windows and apps (although Al Gore apparently needs three of them). But for watching movies (my sofa is about 3 meters from my desk and is used as a TV-ersatz) I wouldn't mind having a larger screen. The 24" would be great, but on prinicipal I never migrate to the same design, never have and probably never will. Unless the product cycle is ten years or so.

Wonder what JonathenI Ive has got up his sleeve. We'll see, hopefully soon.