Rising cost of monitors and memory to blame...
By Aled Herbert
Published: 21 March 2002 08:35 GMT
Apple has raised the price of its flat-screen iMac by $100 citing the rising costs of
flat-panel monitors and memory.
In a statement, Apple senior vice president of marketing Phil Schiller said: "Rapidly increasing component costs is an industry-wide issue right now."
"Since the new iMac's launch in January, memory costs have tripled and flat-panel costs have increased 25 per cent, with little relief in sight.
The ground-entry iMac now costs $1,399, with the intermediate and top-end models costing $1,599 and $1,899.
The company said it will honour existing orders from resellers and orders placed on its website.
This includes ensuring orders are raised as soon as possible, following up queries, liaising with suppliers on delivery times and reporting. Ensure ...
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