Apple iMac DV Desktop, indigo (500-MHz PowerPC G3, 64 MB RAM, 20 GB hard drive)

Apple iMac DV Desktop, indigo (500-MHz PowerPC G3, 64 MB RAM, 20 GB hard drive)
Manufacturer: Apple Computer
Product Type: Personal Computer
Editorial Review:
Product Description
iMac is, quite simply, an outrageously attractive, surprisingly affordable, and extraordinarily easy-to-set-up-and-use system. It comes fully loaded, but brings along none of the hassle you might associate with the word "computer". Get ready for the excitement of swift, simple Internet access - your passport to a world of information. And playing so richly detailed game, you actually feel like you are in another world. Consider the fact that iMac delivers significantly more power than you would expect from a computer at such a great price.Whether you are a first-time computer user or a highly experienced one, iMac, with its powerful, state-of-the-art features and simplicity of setup and operation, is the ideal choice. It will let you do the things you want to do with a computer, and many things you may only have dreamt about.
Amazon.com Product Description
Including a basic yet sufficient feature set and power enough for most everyday computing tasks, the Apple iMac is a good option for those seeking an affordable desktop. Powered by a 500 MHz PowerPC G3 chip and including 64 MB of RAM (expandable to 1,024 MB) and a 20 GB hard disk, this system has the fundamentals covered. Its 24x (read), 8x (write), and 4x (rewrite) CD-RW drive helps out in the multimedia department, as does the ATI Rage 128 Ultra graphics card. The system is housed in an integrated unit that includes a 15-inch display with a 13.8-inch viewable area. Both the classic Mac OS 9 and the slick new Mac OS X come installed.
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Apple iMac DV Desktop, indigo (500-MHz PowerPC G3, 64 MB RAM, 20 GB hard drive)
Manufacturer: Apple Computer ProductGroup: Personal Computer Binding: Personal Computers Accessories:
ASIN: B00005BHWG Release Date: 2001-03-29 |
Amazon.com Product Description
Including a basic yet sufficient feature set and power enough for most everyday computing tasks, the Apple iMac is a good option for those seeking an affordable desktop. Powered by a 500 MHz PowerPC G3 chip and including 64 MB of RAM (expandable to 1,024 MB) and a 20 GB hard disk, this system has the fundamentals covered. Its 24x (read), 8x (write), and 4x (rewrite) CD-RW drive helps out in the multimedia department, as does the ATI Rage 128 Ultra graphics card. The system is housed in an integrated unit that includes a 15-inch display with a 13.8-inch viewable area. Both the classic Mac OS 9 and the slick new Mac OS X come installed.Product Description
iMac is, quite simply, an outrageously attractive, surprisingly affordable, and extraordinarily easy-to-set-up-and-use system. It comes fully loaded, but brings along none of the hassle you might associate with the word "computer". Get ready for the excitement of swift, simple Internet access - your passport to a world of information. And playing so richly detailed game, you actually feel like you are in another world. Consider the fact that iMac delivers significantly more power than you would expect from a computer at such a great price.Whether you are a first-time computer user or a highly experienced one, iMac, with its powerful, state-of-the-art features and simplicity of setup and operation, is the ideal choice. It will let you do the things you want to do with a computer, and many things you may only have dreamt about.Customer Reviews:
A Great CPU-Screw Clock-Speed!.......2002-05-16
Ahem, back on subject. The 500-Mhz iMac is sort of the same as the Performa (but it's not beige-yippee!) It may not have incredibly fast clock speed, the latest hard drive, or the biggest screen, but for entry-level, and even maybe mild business, the iMac come through. It works hard, supports a GB of RAM, and can store movies, AND Mp3 tunes, AND documents, AND games, AND applications of all sorts and run fine. Only under very severe stress does the iMac up and quit. I've had mine for a year and a half now, and it has never, EVER failed me. It has always pulled through, and deserves that sacred spot next to the ol' Performa. Not to mention it looks cool. If you want a Mac, the iMac is a viable solution.
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