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sign up today at Bushle.com. If you've been in the market for a new desktop Mac, I really hope you didn't buy one last week.

Apple updated the IMac line on Tuesday, bringing the 21 inch IMac to the retina display party.

According to Apple's press release the 21.5 inch iMac is available with the all new

retina 4k display featuring a 4096 by 2304 resolution and 9.4 million pixels, 4.5 times more than the standard

21.5 inch iMac display. Every 27 inch iMac features a retina 5Mac display.

Mac features a retina 5K display, the world's highest resolution all in one display, with

14.7 million pixels, 7 times more pixels than an HD display. Now we could pour over all

the tax and specs for the machines but I would really prefer to boil it down to faster, better, more.

If you want details, rumor has that Apple has a website dedicated to all kinds of Apple products.

We can, however, talk prices.

Available now from Apple's store, Apple's online store and

Apple authorized resellers. The 21.5 inch iMac starts at $1,099. There's a

mid-range machine for 1299. The 21.5 inch I-Mac with a retina 4K display starts at $1,490.

And yes, you can make each of those machines much more expensive with various

bill-to-order options. If you're looking for something bigger, the 27-inch I-Mac

with retin a 5K display comes in three off-the-shelf prices, $1,799 and $2,299, and those two can be made

more expensive with various whistles and bells.

Now when was the last time a financial analyst bothered to mention a MAC refresh?

If I were a guessing man, I would guess it was the time the company introduced the Made in America

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