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Rumor: Apple to Launch Touchscreen iMac.

Another manic Monday with the rumormongers. There have been tons and tons of rumors about the Apple tablet over the last 12 months. Ò Yes, Apple"s foray into the touchscreen PC market is very well documented for a product that has yet to be announced. Today we"re looking at a horse of another color: The possibility of a touchscreen iMac. Digitimes reports that Apple has plans to turn its all-in-one iMac into an all-in-one touchscreen PC. Citing a Chinese-language Commercial Times report, Digitimes says Apple will launch a 22-inch touch-enabled all-in-one PC in 2010. The new machine will add to Apple"s line of iMacs, which includes a 21.5- and a 27-inch model. Read the original report here.


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