Apple's online store is currently down awaiting an update which, it's widely believed, will centre on new iMacs based on Intel's second-generation Core i processor platform, aka Sandy Bridge. Rumours to that effect hit the net last week, but with Sandy Bridge-based MacBook Pro notebooks out since March - check out our reviews …

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Tuesday 3rd May 2011 11:46 GMT David Gosnell

Still..?

Have they still not upgraded to a version of the store that can accept dynamic product updates? Sheesh! I think I'd better send them my business card.

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1. Tuesday 3rd May 2011 12:27 GMT Anonymous Coward
  
  It's clever marketing
  
  Creates more impact if you close the store for a while to release new products. Think about it - that's why this article has been written.
  
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Tuesday 3rd May 2011 12:13 GMT g e

So the rumours are false?

That it was actually taken down 'for update' because the PSN attackers turned their attention to it and breached Apple's security too?

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1. Tuesday 3rd May 2011 12:27 GMT Captain Scarlet
  
  Blast
  
  I was going to say that.
  
  Although it is good a company will go through and test their store to ensure it looks perfect (Even if they are Apple).
  
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