We were waiting for quite a while to announce the availability of the new 24 inch Apple Cinema Display. It’s November already and the LED-backlit display should already be available. And what do you know, it looks like it is! Despite the fact Apple has it displayed on its site as “ships: November”, there’s an “Add to Cart” button which means you can order yours now. The display costs $899 which you already know and it will get you a 1,920×1,200 resolution, DisplayPort, built-in iSight camera and microphone, integrated stereo speakers, a 3-port USB hub and a MagSafe adapter. A little too expensive sure, but then again, it’s an Apple product!

Apple unleashed the new all-in-one iMac line-up boasting 20″ and 24″ widescreen displays safely enclosed in aluminum and glass bodies. Powered by Intel Core 2 Duo processors and an ultra-thin Apple Keyboard (also made of aluminum), the new iMacs also boast integrated iSight video camera for video conferencing.

The all-in-one design on the new iMac provides for a clutter-free desktop, with one sleek enclosure along with a glass cover to create a seamless front surface. The drool-worthy 20- and 24-inch screens make for some true-to-life displays, whether you are working with images or watching the latest Bourne movie. Despite this, the keyboard design looks sucky at best, being available in the same old design. Of course, it depends on how much typing you actually do on the typing. If you are a, ahem, blogger, that thing will give you all kinds of pains in no time flat.

The keyboard is available in two avataars - a wired model and a wireless one, that works over Bluetooth and requires three AA batteries. The 20-inch 2.0GHz iMac, featuring a 250GB SATA hard drive, while the 2.4GHz version comes with a 320GB hard drive. The 24-inch iMac is available only in the 2.4GHz version and is equipped with a 320GB hard drive as well.

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