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13 October 2011
Classic style, good performance, Apple name...iMac.
Its smooth, sleek looking, great performance for its age in all programs, even the most modern. Low end gaming, but hey, at least it games period. Excellent work on photos, videos, music, and the internet. Not to mention how completely amazing it looks. The first incarnation of the now standard Aluminum and Glass, its large face just commands attention when you see it on a desk. It runs really quiet, though it comes with some high heat (the top can burn your hand after intensive usage). It performs best with a full 4GB of RAM, though you can add in an extra 2GB (4GB+2GB) to have 6GB for high memory tasks like Photoshop and virtualization. You can even upgrade the processor, if you're daring enough, and sneak even more performance from it. The graphics, sadly, are stuck as a bottom of the line 3D card...but its encoding abilities and 2D animations are smooth as glass. Despite the '18-bit' screen, even with my pictures and videos, it looks very good, high color, high contrast, ESPECIALLY after manual calibration.
If you're looking for a quick in to what Mac is all about, this is it. You can even use it as a stepping stone to better things, but all in all, good computer. Buy it, use it, love it.
15 June 2011
MP3 simplicity in a timeless package of awesome
1 of 1 found this helpful I'm quite a retro guy, and with older products comes size and weight...and usually simplicity. And that's exactly what this guy brings. Apple's 2nd release of its initial iPod design blew users away with a simple, easy to use interface that got music flowing fast. While by today's standards its almost primitive with a single game, no photo/video capability, and its Firewire interface, its good at what it does, and that is play music. The audio quality is amazingly good, and with 10GB, you should have no problem loading up a couple 320K MP3 albums. The battery life is amazing when new, or when replaced, but as mine was used, it only lasts a few hours, but that's with constant track switching and randomizing, so actually, its quite enough. Features are, again, in comparison, lacking. It plays music, and that's about it. But it does it so well. The design is classic, and while its not the almighty click wheel, it has the iBook White styling with a shiny scratch magnet of a metal back. It feels good to hold in your hand and go all silent rave, or to slip in your pocket and rock while walking, fits well in cupholders for use with car stereos, or if you can find the belt clip, protected at your side as you stroll. These things can go for really low prices with great additions nowadays, so the value for a cheap music player that is a classic icon of the 2000s is pretty darn good. The only thing to note is Firewire, but if you came looking for something this old, you most likely know what to do with that ;D
So! I heartily recommend it for those who know how to integrate it into their lifestyles! Its a great little music box with amazing quality: nothing beats it, in my opinion!