Apple iMac 24-inch (Mid 2007)

75% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

90% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Outperforms some quad-core Windows systems. Windows- and Mac-compatible. Fully HD-capable screen. Recyclable aluminum-and-glass construction. Energy Star 4.0-certified. Minimal cables. A speedy 2GB of RAM is standard. No bloatware.

No media card slots. Mighty Mouse. Other systems are starting to catch up in design. No Blu-ray.

Though silver and black, the iMac represents "green" with Apple's take-back program, which means that Apple will help you recycle your old PC or Mac when you buy a new iMac. (This also applies when you buy other Apple computers.) The new iMac has EPEAT...

Since I lived in Memphis and was a preferred customer, I was able to purchase it mid-afternoon and have it delivered to my house the next day. First off, this is the first time I've owned a Mac since 1994. I can honestly say that now is finally the...

The issues I have with a Mac are minor. Web browsing seems to be sort of a nuisance. With FireFox pages don't load all the time and require many multiple refreshes. Safari doesn't suffer from this and is actually superior than FireFox, but gradients...

Huge 24" 1920*1200 screen, core2 extreme @2.8ghz, 4GB memory (after-market upgrade), and Mac OSX Leopard running Crossover. I have not had a better store-bought computer, ever. It does all I need it to, like pic and vid editing, office work, as well as...

All is good except that it uses a mobile processor, and thus has a very expensive processor to upgrade (if you dare to open the case)

It looks cool, the display is amzaing

Because it is an all-in-one, upgrades are severely limited. It does not network well with my XP and Linux machines. For the price, performance isn't where it should be

Very Fast, Super reliable, easy to use, very powerful. This machine is hands down the best computer I have ever owned. This is not coming from an email checker/web browser. I am a power user, I put this thing to work and it has never disappointed me. I...

Nothing absolutely nothing at all. Not for gaming get a MAC Pro if thats what you want it for

So in 88 I got an IBM PS/2. For you 'teenagers' out there they were the first Intel PC boxes to include VGA and 1.4MB floppies. Since then I've used OS/2, BeOS, Unix, Linux and all Windows flavors. This OSX has an industrial BSD Unix kernel with a...

OS X has a few quirks. This is a 1.0 release of this OS. Ironically MS has lowered the bar to such a level for 1.0 releases I'm still giving Apple 5 stars ; The worst I've had happen to date ; Safari hangs every now and then. No blue screen and it was...

I've been using nothing but Windows OS' since the days of Windows 3.1 all the way to Vista. I have to say that this iMac coupled with the Leopard OSX is the best computing experience I've ever had. The screen is huge and beautiful, the keyboard looks,...

Found a bug in my first week, which Apple says it's working on fixing with a Software Update. If you have multiple users and one or more accounts is locked down with parental controls (which, by the way is better than Windows' parental controls), and...

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I listened to my idiotic friend who claimed that even with lower specs then my windows machine that this would outperform it, it did not it sucked horribly so very horribly

Apple has a winner here. Sure, Dell and Gateway have their much vaunted all-in-ones, but Apple wins with performance, software, aesthetics and service. Great quality screen, awesome processor (with FULL cache, not the crippled 2MB versions others use)....

One 1GB stick does suck but on the positive side- it is a single stick, giving more upgrade room. I would have love to see a larger HD than 320GB, especially at this price. The graphics are a step up from what Apple typically includes for iMacs...

In addition to running the most advanced operating system in the world the 24" iMac features hardware components that would cost much more to assemble individually ; With the exception of the hard drive, all of the iMac's components are actually...

This computer still ships with Tiger? Surely there is some sort of Leopard upgrade available