HP’s New Crossfire PC: A True iMac Killer.

Here comes another all-in-one PC ready to challenge Apple’s successful and rapidly growing iMac line.

PCs with everything in a box have had little or no success, while the Mac has a growing, near cult following. Why?

Look at the typical PC since the original IBM PC in 1981. CPU, in tower or pancake form. Monitor on top of CPU or on the desk near the CPU.

The original Mac started life as an all-in-one. Everything together in once package, one footprint. Though Apple.... (excerpted).

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