New Apple iMacs All-In-one Desktops, have Sandy Bridge, Thunderbolt support

Apple’s iMac all-in-one desktop now available with 2nd generation Core processors, AMD Radeon HD 6000M series graphics, and fresh features like the Thunderbolt I/O technology allowing 10 Gbps bi-dimensional connectivity.

This upgreade models whichs are two boasting a 21.5-inch display (one one Thunderbolt port) and two with a 27-inch screen (and two Thunderbird connectors) they all comes equipped with a built-in FaceTime HD along with an SD card slot. The systems will run on Mac OS X Snow Leopard also bundled with a Magic Mouse or Magic Trackpad.

The a 21.5-inch IPS LED-backlit panel comes with a 2.5 GHz quad-core Intel CPU, uses Radeon HD HD 6750M graphics and pack with 500GB hard drive. The cost for this model is about $1,1,199.

Comes with a 2.7 GHz CPU,Radeon HD 6770M graphics along with a 1TB drive is the 21.5-inch model which will costs $1,499.

Now for the 27-inch iMac which cost $1,699 comes with Radeon HD 6770M graphics and a 1TB HDD unlike the next 27-inch unit which is powered by a 3.1 GHz (still quad-core) CPU, along with Radeon HD 6970M graphics, and a 1TB drive, will go for $1,999.

All four iMacs can be purchase online and offline via Apple.com retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers.

[Apple]