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We've been reading some of the comments on the net about the new iMac, and although there's been quite a bit of drooling, there are some people who still don't quite get it. We were talking with our pal Woz about the new iMac, and thought we'd share his comments with you all, since they sum up the new design quite nicely...

"I think that the new iMac is better than the older one (size, footprint) and better than the Cube (price, 1 less cable). I see it as obviously positioned for newcomers, that want computers for looks and don't want to be intimidated by them. I see that as the same characteristics as the Cube market. I do see the new iMac as good for schools. So Apple is still healthy with a broad product line."

-Steve Wozniak

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