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".
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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:
- 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!
- Ben Powell: Always wanted one of these models. Thought the 700MHz G3 was the best thing since sliced bread at the time!
- Jamie Kenworth: For me 10.3 was the first OS X version that was actually usable and could replace OS 9. Features such as expose have become essential on a day to day basis now.
- Andy Parsons: I remember first installing OS X on here and was amazed how different it was from OS 9. It was so much more moden and better looking but the speed was a real...
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