And the iMac G5's desktop-class SATA hard drive (spinning ... graphics processors), but it should prove to be a capable gaming box. But as with previous iMacs, you can't upgrade the graphics ...

The Apple Macintosh 128K, launched in 1984, was a cute little beige box with a nine-inch monochrome ... Now, don't get us wrong. The G5 wasn't an ugly computer, and it still doesn't look all ...

Where Did The Computer Go? In October 2005, the iMac G5’s case was thinned out ... A remote for controlling Front Row was no longer included in the box. Taken Right To The Edge A determination ...

Created in partnership with IBM, it was the first 64-bit processor to be put in a personal computer ... of the box, it blew away the system built around the G4. The G5 processor was designed was to be ...

It appears that some iMac G5s coming off the assembly have a few minor mechanical flaws. MacFixIt reader Dan B writes: "When you receive your iMac G5 ... the top of the computer.

It may take over an hour to complete the burn. Shut down your iMac. Insert the burned disc into the G5's disc slot on the right side of the computer. Hold down the "C" key while the computer ...

But that’s all ancient history, or should I say “obsolete,” as Apple officially deems its older products. If you’re looking for the true renaissance of the all-in-one computer, it came in ...