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This would not fly with me or my fellow pro designers and I don’t believe Apple would be so unwise as to to unleash this on us. In offices and studios everywhere, folks constantly tilt their screens—to avoid glare, to work standing up, to adjust camera angle for Skype meetings. And we won’t be keen for any configuration that involves a fixed keyboard or doing layouts, modeling, or photo/film editing on anything smaller than 27 inches.
The design does not take into account human ergonomics and is an evident example of poor design. Compared to previous iMacs, this design is simply weak.
This looks awesome!!
(if it were 1978 right now…)
agreed. the current imac on its stand is not elevated enough and needs to be raised up to be ergonomically comfortable. this design needs a lot more thought.
As someone who owns a 27” iMac, I can say that the screen is at least 60-80cm away from my eyes while the keyboard is just below them at 10-20cm.
A 24” device isn’t a 15” laptop and shouldn’t be.
I seriously doubt apple would make such a mistake in design and release such an iMac where the keyboard and screen are attach and so close to each other.
As beautiful as the renders are this is not a human considerate design…