>>>>On 1/8/02 @ 5:08AM, Sushi wrote:
>>>>
>>>>However, I believe that Apple violated it's all in one
>>>>minimalizing concept. I do not see built in stereo
>>>>speakers in the screen or base. If the addition of
>>>>Apple Pro speakers is required, then that sucks. One
>>>>of the great selling points of the iMac, is all in one.
>>>>Jobs even harped on this during the intro. This makes
>>>>no sense to me. How are would it have been to add built
>>>>in speakers to the display or base? Maybe I missed
>>>>something...
>>>
>>>On 1/8/02 @ 6:59 AM, Lilia Lopez wrote:
>>>
>>>Main speaker is in the base of the iMAC. 2 top end
>>>iMAC's come with extra speakers
>>
>>On Monday, January 7, 2002, at 02:42 PM, Sushi wrote:
>>
>>Thanks Lilia -- You just confirmed my belief.
>>
>>They did violate their own philosophy. All iMacs to date,
>>have two stereo speakers (as in L and R) built in as part
>>of their all in one design. Why doesn't the new iMac?!
>>
>>Now I have to have two more cables laying around my desk
>>for the speakers. A much better solution would have been
>>to include two speakers in the base unit or screen.
>>
>>Heck, all the iMac is, is a reincarnated Cube with a TFT
>>on it and a power supply in it, instead of the brick.
>>
>>Can you say disappointed?! :-(
>
>On Mon, 07 January 2002, Lilia Lopez wrote:
>
>Like I said the new iMAC does have speakers but they are
>built in to the base of it. The two top end iMACS come
>with extra speakers so a total of four for top end iMACS.
Lilia,
Help me out here.
First you say speaker, as in one. Now you are saying speakers as in stereo?
Which is correct?
If the iMac comes with two speakers, a left and a right one built into the base unit, then my concerns are null.
If however, the base unit has a speaker, as in one, then my comments stand.
Sushi
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