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suggestion of a public nick-name for the new iMac
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The 'Raccoon' iMac
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I knew there was a reason it looked familiar to me.
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What, me worry?
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Do you want forgiveness or respect?
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Here's an original idea: iMac. That's what it's called. Or Aluminum iMac if you must. Did anybody call the aluminum Powerbooks "Albook" in public? No. Nicknames for Apple computers just don't make sense.
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The iBlack?
The old form factor had four incarnations:
iMac G5 version 1 (1.6GHz, 1.8GHz and easily serviced)
iMac G5 version 2 (1.9GHz, 2.1 GHz not easily serviced)
iMac Intel CD
iMac Intel C2D
There really isn't a good name for any of them.
Apple will just call it iMac (current generation).
Is this iMac using the Santa Rosa chipset?
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Has to be Alu-iMac Rev A.
Did anybody call the aluminum Powerbooks "Albook" in public?
We called them AluBooks 
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I love the above suggestions. But I think the iTouchMac would be a nice gesture!
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How about the "No Longer White" IMac. I hated the white one. 
And I love the new aluminum IMac!! 
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24" Intel Core 2 Duo IMac 2.4 Ghz
15.4"/2.4 GHZ MacBook Pro
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Originally Posted by TiG4 
The "AlSiO2".
Nice one ...Bill Nye the Science Guy! 
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"Good things come to those who wait, but not to those who wait too late"
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If it was an emoMac wouldn't the mouse buttons be painted black (ala fingernails)?
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I think, no matter what nicknames folks come up with, everyone's just going to refer to it as the "aluminum iMac".
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Originally Posted by Aegis
If it was an emoMac wouldn't the mouse buttons be painted black (ala fingernails)?
Damn. Good point.
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"Beagle Boy", because the black frame looks like the masks of the Disney Beagle Boys.
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I think this was suggested before... the beliMac ("You can never be too thin...")
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Not public but Marion Silver for me, cause the black eyeliner and the reflection in the eye 
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