Fri, 10 Mar 2006 Apple declares 20" iMac G5 'end of life'
Apple has declared the end of the 20-inch 2.1GHz PowerPC iMac.
While the product remains available on the company's UK store, a note to resellers distributed today declares the product officially, "End Of Life".
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"With immediate effect, the following product and it's relate configurations are "End of Life" (EOL) and no further orders can be taken," Apple explains.
If you have made a pre-order of the product, Apple warns that all outstanding orders "for which no stock is available" will be cancelled. The company isn't automatically revising existing orders to the new Intel-powered iMacs.
Apple has now migrated its pro-portable, the MacBook Pro, the iMac and Mac mini to Intel processors. Widespread reports claim the company to be speeding ahead of its original transition plans.
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