Apple iMac What is a iMac and why would you buy one?
A iMac is simply a Macintosh computer system that combines the computer and screen in one unit. In 1998, using a CRT, the iMac debuted as a low-priced, Internet-ready machine (the "i") with 32MB RAM, 4GB hard disk, CD-ROM drive and dial-up modem. The only parts that could be upgraded with this model was the memory. The iMac caused a stir becuase it was the first desktop computer to stop using the floppy disk.
Apple in 2001 released the next generation of iMac which sported a flat panel display replacing the original model which had sold over five million units. The thrid generation was later released in 2004 and once again the sales of By the time Apple came out with the next generation iMac, sporting a flat panel display in 2001, more than five million of the original models had been sold.
In 2004, the third generation was introduced which kept the flat panel and added more Apple inovations and perpherials whilst ensuring the latest speeds and large disk space was provided to ensure the loyal user base and new users still beifited from feature packed system.
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