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Resumen: Bling! Beautifully built, but performance is understandably limited. Apples iMac makes an immediate impression. The aluminium case features only the iconic logo on the front. The metal and glass parts and even the plastics exude quality. Though th...
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Publicación: 2008-05-08, Autor: Roman , crítica de: macworld.co.uk
Limited viewing angle, 1GB of RAM, glossy screen may frustrate some users
The new iMacs are faster than the previous models, but they cost the same. Unfortunately, the one major thing we didn’t like about the first-generation aluminium iMac – the poor viewing angle on the 20in screen – hasn’t changed for...
The customised 24in Apple iMac replaces the standard ATI HD 2600 Pro graphics with 256MB of video RAM with an nVidia GeForce 8880 CS graphics card with 512MB DDR video memory.If youre a gamer, this could be money well spent, as the custom iMac was no...
If you are in the market for a new computer and are thinking about the iMac 20 inch, then you should read this review before you any decisions. In the market for a new Mac? Short on space? Enjoy watching your friends drool at your shiny new tech toys?...
Compact, all-in-one design; built-in wireless capabilities; big, beautiful screen; good video frame-rate performance.
Glossy screen may frustrate some users.
The new iMacs are faster than the previous models, but they cost the same. Unfortunately, the one major thing we didn’t like about the first-generation aluminum iMac—the poor viewing angle on the 20-inch screen—hasn’t change...
Industry leading design, Best allinone overall for its price, Strong digital media performance, Broad range of connectivity options, Easy to use operating system
Smaller screen than some newer allinones, Puny hard drive for its price, Disproportionately expensive memory upgrades, Lame 90day phone support
Apples smaller-scale iMac remains our favorite all-in-one. And while its looks, its ease of use, and its performance are all selling points, Windows PCs are starting to catch up (at least with the latter). A few components could also stand an update,...
