iMac Production on Track as Usual; Never Stopped According to Apple

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Following up on yesterday’s rumors that were telling us how Apple halted the iMac production we now hear that Apple has denied the whole thing. According to Cupertino production is underway and in case you want a new iMac in your life then you’d better get ready to purchase one.

An Apple spokesperson told The Wall Street Journal that the new iMac has been a “huge hit” and that explains the current lack of units ready to be shipped. Production has not been stopped and in fact Apple is trying to cope with huge demand as best it can.

In order to prove that production has not been stopped, at least not for now anyway, Apple has updated the waiting deadline for getting a new iMac. Now you’ll have to wait two weeks to get it instead of the regular three weeks wait we have seen since December.

Apple has also said that Apple has also been working on fixes ready to deal with the flickering screens and the very annoying yellowish problem. In fact Apple has released a new firmware fix that should in theory address that flickering glitch that’s currently bothering many owners of the brand new 27-inch iMac.

The new 27-inch iMac Display Firmware Update 1.0 is the update that’s supposed to fix that intermittent display flickering. All you have to do to get is go to the Mac OS X System Preferences app and check for new Software Updates. That’s the second fix Apple has issued to address this matter and we might see Cupertino launch a third version soon. Unfortunately for Apple the firmware isn’t successful in 100% of cases. The forums are still filled with complaints as some customers are experiencing flickering issues even after the installation of the new firmware.

Will you order a new 27-inch iMac now or are you still waiting to see Apple solve all iMac related problems first?