Review on Apple iMac 27” 3.2 Ghz Widescreen Desktop

My boss owned a new iMac desktop 27” LED 16:7 widescreen and he unboxed it yesterday. Stunning, innovative and excellent, these are the words that I could describe with iMAC technology. iMAC advancement done by Apple leaf too far compared to our common desktop computing today. iMAC is made of  unique architecture and loaded with excellent features that could boost your computing experience.

While I have the chance to test it yesterday I also check on the specs detail. Although the processor is not too advance but some of the hardware components are awesome and no wonder although this machine is expensive but the value of your money worth more than you think.

Specs Details:

•22 inches (viewable) 16.9 widescreen LED backlight display 2560 by 1440 pixels

•3.2 GHZ Intel Corei3 processor; 4mb shared Level 3 cache

• 4 GB 1333 MHz DDDR3 SDRAM; supports up to 16 GB

• 1 Terrabytes SATA Hard Disk

•8x slot loading super drive (DVD-R/CD-R)

•ATI Radeon HD 5670 Grapless processor w/ 512 MB & GDDR3 memory

•Built-in iSight wide cam

•Built-in 10/100/100 BASE-T Ethernet (Extended DSL and cable Modem ready)

•SD card Slot, Firewire 800 Port, 4x USB.2.0 Ports

•Apple Wireless Keyboard wireless Magic Mouse

•Mini Display Port output w/ support for VGA3,DVI4 & Dual link DVI5; also

Supports input from external display port sources

•Audio; Built-in Stereo, integrated mic; optical & digital audio input/output line; input and output headout

•Built-in Airport Extreme wireless networking (802.11n) & Bluetooth, 2.1& EDR

•Meets Energy Star requirements

•Preinstalled MAC OS-X & iLife 6.

 

Pros :

•Best Appearance

•High Capacity Storage- 1TR

•Supports up to 16 GB RAM

•Supports High Capacity Graphics Card

•Big Sceen Display

•Wireless IO like Keyboard and Mouse

• Loaded w/ advance features

•iMac is not a space consuming

Cons:

•High price or pricey

•Not Touch Screen

•Big screen like iMac is boring too look when no programs are open

•No USB 3.0 – advance than USB 2.0

The image below from Engadget.com shows the sophisticated inner hardware of an iMac desktop.

How I wish my boss would allow me to play a video games on his new iMac desktop 27 inches. A great experience right?

When I ask my boss about the price he did not response but my friend told me that it was purchase from Cebu or Manila with the price range of 90k to 110 k.