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Rumor: Apple To Introduce iMac With iOS Support?

Rumor: Apple To Introduce iMac With iOS Support?

This is still very much a rumor at this point, but word is that Apple is planning to host a special event in the next 60 days to introduce a new iMac, and what makes this special is that it will feature a touch interface, meant for running iOS, which will almost certainly mean that there will be multi-touch support. Do you think that it’s possible that Apple would consider putting iOS on its iMac line? Perhaps a quick-boot option or something?

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