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Apple iMac Desktop with 24-inch Display MB325LL/A (2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard Drive, DVD/CD SuperDrive)
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MSRP: $1,799.00
Your Price: $1,794.00
Savings: $ 5.00 ( 0% )
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Manufacturer: Apple Computer
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Apple iMac Desktop with 24-inch Display MB325LL/A (2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard Drive, DVD/CD SuperDrive) Features
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All-in-one Mac desktop with 24-inch glossy screen and sleek anodized aluminum enclosure
2.8 GHz "Penryn" Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 320 GB hard drive, 2 GB RAM (4 GB max), 8x multi-format/dual-layer SuperDrive
802.11n Wi-Fi (as well as 802.11a/b/g); Gigabit Ethernet; ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO video card (256 MB memory)
Three USB 2.0, one FireWire 400, one FireWire 800, Mini-DVI output, audio line in/optical digital audio input (minijack)
Pre-loaded with Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard and iLife '08; includes wired keyboard and wired mouse
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Additional Apple iMac Desktop with 24-inch Display MB325LL/A (2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard Drive, DVD/CD SuperDrive) Information
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The all-in-one iMac packs a complete, high-performance computer?including the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors?into a beautifully thin, anodized aluminum and glass design. The latest Intel Core 2 Duo processor runs at 2.8GHz with advanced 45-nm process technology and 6MB of shared L2 cache, allowing you to run your applications faster and more efficiently than ever before. iMac features a glossy 24-inch widescreen display and ATI Radeon HD graphics that gives a blow-you-away level of detail and realism in games, three-dimensional graphics, high-resolution photos, and high-definition video that comes alive with rich, vivid color. Built into the top of iMac is an iSight camera. You'll hardly notice it's there until you want to launch iChat, Photo Booth, or iMovie. iSight is easy to use and highly advanced. The remarkable picture quality and color accuracy make this tiny feature huge. With iLife '08, Mac OS X Leopard, built-in wireless, speakers, and ultrathin anodized aluminum Apple Keyboard, you'll be creating, sharing, surfing, and playing within minutes of opening the box. 24 Glossy Widescreen TFT Active-Matrix (1920 x 1200, 385 cd/m2, 750 - 1 contrast ratio, 178° H/V viewing angle) Liquid Crystal Display Built-in iSight Camera with Microphone ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO with 256MB GDDR3 Dedicated Video Memory Slot-loading 8x SuperDrive with 4x Double-Layer burning (DVD+-RW/CD-RW) Stereo speakers with 24-watt Digital Amplifier AirPort Extreme (802.11a/b/g/n) Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR 10/100/1000BASE-T (Gigabit) 3 x USB 2.0 (2 x USB ports on keyboard), FireWire 800, FireWire 400, Optical Digital Audio Output/Headphone out, Optical Digital Audio input/audio line in, mini-DVI with support for DVI, VGA, S-Video, and Composite Video connections via Optional Adapter, RJ-45 (LAN) Approximate Unit Dimensions - 20.5? (H) x 22.4? (W) x 8.1? (D) Approximate Unit Weight - 25.4 Pounds
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What Customers Say About Apple iMac Desktop with 24-inch Display MB325LL/A (2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard Drive, DVD/CD SuperDrive):
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Using a PC at work is frustratingly slow and difficult now. It took me about a week to get used to the differences between the Mac and the PC, but I learned everything fairly quickly without having to bust open some "Dummies" guide or instructions. Now that I am used to the Mac, I don't think I would ever switch back to a PC. LOL The more I use my Mac and learn, the more I believe that the Mac's user interface is much more intuitive and user friendly than the PC's. Also, the setup straight out of the box is easier, the programs it comes with are not just junk or trial versions, and it is "smarter." =)
You also get everything already installed on your dock like iTunes iMovie iPhoto and Mail. Once you get one you'll never go back to windows. I own this mac and I have to say, it is amazing. Also, there is a dashboard with handy widgets like language, speed, weight, energy, and length converters. Everything is so easy to understand and simple. There is no separate PC tower thing, it is all inside the monitor along with the CD drive. You also get a built in camera for iChat, a program for chatting with other people that own macs. They are the best computers out there.
I didn't find it a problem. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for parents you do tech support for.The system is so quiet you can't tell if it is on. I've got a 2 year old iMac, and am writing this after setting up his new system and watching him use it.Providing the technical support for him, including removing spyware once or twice, should now be much simpler. Within a minute had it backing up via TimeMachine.
It also seems to be a hit with other people in his retirement community. He's had a personal computer since the early 1980's so he is a Switcher rather than a Newbee. Some additional USB ports would be welcome, as would a SD memory slot. I visited last weekend and he had iPhoto viewing the 10,000+ images scanned from 6 decades of slides. This is not particularly good because there no longer is the screensaver/sleep mode light on the front panel.
Why can't Apple put these on their consumer systems when everyone else does.Bought an external FireWire drive and connected it. He never got the hang of looking at them with his old Windows box.I won't give this review 5 stars because of the need for Parallels for a few of programs (a genealogy program, WordPerfect, and a decent Quicken version) that require Parallels/Fusion that might cause confusion. We've tried out iChat for video conferencing from my home to his, and I've helped him with some questions about Mail with the screensharing capability. Backup worries solved.His desk is much tidier with the iMac that it was with the Windows box. It needs an indicator light.The unconventional design of the keyboard and mouse were unsettling for him at first.
(At 88 you do get set in your ways). Should be fewer problems with things getting disconnected.He's using Mail/AddressBook/Calendar just fine now, and will be using iWork. Also it would be nice if display elements could be resized larger (Windows will do this, most of OS X can but it is a disabled feature -- maybe in January 2009 with the OS 10.6, Snow Leopard).
A beautiful piece of equipment. A nice space saver and very fast and easy to setup. I've had no problems using the computer or adding additional programs to the system. Great Help program built in and also nice online Help and Forum programs available.
I have been using PC's since 1981 and recently purchased my first MAC.This is the way God meant for computing to be.The transition was simple and easy. All other computers should be made illegal
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