Apple iMac Desktop with 24-inch Display MB325LL/A (2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard D
- Posted by clair on 28.08.2008 Average rating:
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This is one of the most beautiful computers on the face of the planet.It's brushed aluminium and has a large glossy screen that is evocative of a TV rather than a computer.The most impressive thing about it is that it is an all-in-one computer, so the space that the 'monitor' takes up is actually the entire computer. That's great!It has a Intel dual-core processor, a 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, with 1066 MHz front-side bus speed and super-sized 6 MB L2 cache. Along with most other Apple gear it comes with the knowledge that there are virtually no user-serviceable parts, but that kinda comes with the territory.
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Posted 28.08.2008 By: justin
Apple iMac Desktop with 24-inch Display MB325LL/A (2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard D
This is my first Mac, and I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived and I got an aluminium iMac rather than the white plastic one I was expecting.
The look is awesome. It will look in place in any house.
It was fairly intuitive to set up, but don't believe the hype; its' just another computer. It does things differently than a PC running Windows, but that's just about it!
After a year of running this, I am still missing Windows Explorer. How crazy is that?!?!?!
OSX Tiger seems to have nothing to rival the flexibility and many options of Bill Gates' much-maligned file browser. If Finder was a better app, I'd have no trouble giving this a better review.
It also has no expandability other than being able to expand the RAM (up to 4GB), plug in USB (x4) and Firewire (x1).
You kinda expect it with a Mac though.
My one pet peeve is that iPhoto keeps crashing when I rotate photos. AND NO ONE SEEMS TO KNOW WHY! Argh!
The look is awesome. It will look in place in any house.
It was fairly intuitive to set up, but don't believe the hype; its' just another computer. It does things differently than a PC running Windows, but that's just about it!
After a year of running this, I am still missing Windows Explorer. How crazy is that?!?!?!
OSX Tiger seems to have nothing to rival the flexibility and many options of Bill Gates' much-maligned file browser. If Finder was a better app, I'd have no trouble giving this a better review.
It also has no expandability other than being able to expand the RAM (up to 4GB), plug in USB (x4) and Firewire (x1).
You kinda expect it with a Mac though.
My one pet peeve is that iPhoto keeps crashing when I rotate photos. AND NO ONE SEEMS TO KNOW WHY! Argh!
What's good: The look
What's bad: I hate the screen. No expansion possibilties. The price!!!
Is it any good? 
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