New iMac's said to include a new cooling module. [insert hilarious Joe Cool reference here]

Argentina absed company is trying to beat out Apple by offering comparible computers for much less than what a real iMac would cost.

Rumors are circulating regarding Intel’s new family of quad-core chips that have been specially designed for small form-factor PCs like the Mac mini and all-in-one systems such as the iMac.

Big screen, big value, updated iMac sports faster processor and more memory.

Ah, the humble iMac. It’s not as light as the MacBook Air, not as fast as the Mac Pro, and not as portable as the MacBook. Despite the iPhone’s tendency to grab all the attention of late, Apple is clearly still dedicated to its core business of making computers, and the latest round of iMacs are great-looking, solid machines. Once we set up the new 24-inch 2.8GHz iMac in our lab, it got admiring looks from nearly everyone who passed by, and, in fact, the Mac|Life test unit is already responsible for at least a few 24-inch iMac sales that we know of.

We've seen the new iMacs and, yes, we want one. Take a look at the way Apple has redesigned its all-in-one computer line. Plus: A humongous software bonus in the form of iLife and iWork '08!