In 1998, personal computers were ugly beige boxes with no style or design. Apple saw an opportunity to reinvent the computer with bold all-in-one designs and outlandish colors.
At first, opinions were divided with such drastic changes to core macintosh technology but soon critics began to love the iMac describing it as the "Gold Standard of desktop computing", "industry-altering success" and the "Must-have desktop".
At iMac History, we're striving to be the number one destination for information on all iMac models.
You can read more on the entire range of iMac products (sorted by product series, or the year of release) by visiting the links on the left. Feel free to add your thoughts and experience to each iMac model.
Recent Comments:
- Bruce Righter: While I loved my G5, I’ve had to replace the power supply several times and also the logic board. AppleCare took care of those issues initially, but now the...
- Brendan C: Brilliant – Still going strong.Has never given me any trouble. Has never crashed. But the 2GB memory is too little. Needs 4GB.
- Alessio: The release date is wrong. Unibody iMac were released on October 20, 2009 March 3, 2009 is the release date of last Alluminum iMac series before this one.
- ChuckG: I’m still using mine. I can’t watch HD or Netflix, but other than that it works fine after having the power supply replaced once by Apple (no charge). I wish...
- Maarten: iLove it!
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