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The iMac has had a firm place in Apple’s product line ever since its introduction in 1998. This is hardly surprising considering that many credit it with practically saving the company and helping it re-emerge on the stage. Each of the iMac’s...
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Let’s face it – the iMac, Apple’s flagship consumer desktop model, was long overdue a facelift. The iMac G5 arrived in August 2004, and 2006’s Intel iMacs looked identical to that model. Now though, the iMac has been given a comple...

Compact all-in-one design, new slimmer keyboard, lower prices across the board, FireWire 800 port, larger screen (especially impressive on 24-inch model)...

Glossy screen frustrates some users, viewing angle not so good on 20-inch model...

With large displays, room for a lot of internal storage and RAM, and a striking new design, the latest iMacs are a nice step forward – and good value to boot. Performance gains are minimal over the last iMacs, but as computers that straddle the line...
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A stunning design backed up by great performance and good value for money.
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techradar.com Updated: 2014-06-12 02:46:53
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Choosing a video-editing platform from Apples current desktop range is a conundrum. The Mac Pro towers do provide best of class performance but for everyday video editing its a case of overkill. Xeon processors and ECC memory are a needless extrava...

Great design, Ease of use...

Lacks space for video editing work...

Choosing a video-editing platform from Apples current desktop range is a conundrum. The Mac Pro towers do provide best of class performance but for everyday video editing its a case of overkill. Xeon processors and ECC memory are a needless extrava...
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The 24in iMac is the big boy of Apples all-in-one desktop line. Despite a new design and upgraded specs, it constitutes a modest update. But this striking system will surely make you look twice. We tested the retail-store configuration of the 24in iMa...

Sleek, all-in-one design, improved screen quality...

All-in-one design limits expansion The Final Word As appealing as the new iMac is, with the Leopard operating system coming this month, Id recommend holding off. If you do, youll get the new OS preinstalled.

As appealing as the new iMac is, with the Leopard operating system coming this month, Id recommend holding off. If you do, youll get the new OS preinstalled.
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated: 2014-06-12 02:46:53
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Its exactly nine years since the first iMac made its way onto dealers shelves, heralding a new era of the Mac and a period of almost unblemished success for Apple. Nearly a decade on and only the name remains the same. More than any previous model, t...
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Video review: It may not be revolutionary, but the new iMac has breathed new life into the best line of all-in-one computers on earth...

Stunning design. Packed with power...

Limited upgradability. No TV tuner...

It may not be revolutionary, but the new iMac has breathed new life into the best line of all-in-one computers on earth...
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The 24in iMac - which starts at £799 - is Apples first refresh to its all-in-one desktop line. Despite tweaks to the design and specifications, this is a modest, nonradical Apple iMac update. Even so, the striking system will make you look twice. W...

Svelte and appealing though the new iMac is, with the Leopard OS slated to ship in October, we recommend against purchasing a new iMac right away. At some point Apple presumably will announce what, if any, plan it will offer to buyers of the first wav...
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