From using the Apple Refurbished iMac from such tasks such as basic note-taking, to creating this review, the iMac has made both creative and business projects a breeze.
As computers become more and more expensive, there is a need for more inexpensive options, and one of the best turns out to be the refurbished iMac.
The refurbished iMac is a second hand, repolished, repaired (if needed) Apple Certified white Core 2 Duo model. This cheaper option performs the same as any other 2006-spec white Core 2 Duo model. This model has now been replaced by the thinner, aluminium/glass model, but is still a screamer performance-wise.
As being a Mac user I have always believed that they were superior of their PC rivals in almost every sense. In the desktop category the iMac aesthetically- and performance-based is in a different category. The matte 17" widescreen, which also encompasses the entire computer setup, is only 3.5cm thin. This is a huge difference over anything comparable using Windows; the closest would be the Dell XPS One, which still manages to be more boxy and conspicuous, where the iMac is streamlined and stylish.
The included Mac OS X ‘Leopard’ (10.5.1) operating system is really fantastic. It is reliable, secure, and beautiful. These will appeal to home users and families - especially because of its built-in parental control functions. The also included iLife package includes all the key applications you need to organise your digital life, like iPhoto (photo album), iMovie (for creating movies), iWeb (easy website creation), GarageBand (music track production) and iTunes (digital music manager).
The white Core 2 Duo imac comes in 17, 20 and 24 inch screens as well as with the choice of Combo Drive (CD reading and burning and DVD reading only) or SuperDrive (DVD and CD burning and reading). The 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor makes for incredible performance, especially with Leopard. The flawless white, glossy finish looks great in any room, from a kitchen to a bedroom.
Pricing for the refurbished iMac varies with timing and deals in the Apple Store, but generally prices start from A$1,449. This makes it affordable and easy for purchase by a student, and even better value from buyers looking in other price ranges. A 2.16GHz, Core 2 Duo 24" white iMac can be found today for just $1,879 - a fantastic price.
If a new family desktop is in need, I would highly recommend looking at this great piece of power from Apple.
Review by Alex Lennon (editing by Tom Baker)
Saturday, 26 January 2008
Review: Apple iMac Core 2 Duo (Refurbished, 17", white)
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