Got mine a few months back. First time ever using a MAC and it's a great experience that I wish I had adopted sooner. This computer makes intensive tasks seem very easy. Even complex work in Photoshop is completed very quickly indeed. There is a cooling fan in the iMac, but for most of the time you really don't notice it. Only when doing video work does the fan speed up and you can hear it, but it is still quieter than most PC's. You get a lot of useful software with the iMac. . Editing together pro-looking videos is so so easy. Luckily with new Macs, including this one, you get iMovie for free as part of the iLife suite of applications. You also ...  Read the complete review

I've had my 24" iMac for over a year now, and it's served me well. In the past 13 months I've used it every day to do a whole range of things, from Word Processing to editing home movies to gaming. It's great. Out of the box, my iMac came installed with Tiger, however it also came packaged with a disk for Leopard, the latest verson of OSX (the Mac operating system - they're all named after big cats). Leopard comes complete with the latest iLife suite. iLife includes a range of great software that basically means that out of the box, the Mac is 100% ready to act as a movie editing studio with the excellent and intuitive iMovie software, or as a recording ...  Read the complete review

I use one of these iMacs, day-in-day out. Before I bought it, I was nervous about having an all-in-one Mac. My main concern was that if the display went wrong, I could not use the computer. What swayed my purchase was that having this type of setup was neater and saved me some desk space. Having used this model for over 8 months now I can really make a good judgment about it. The display is pin sharp, crystal clear and has great viewing angles. It also goes very bright. The only criticism is the contrast is good, but not excellent. The computer itself is very nippy. It makes intensive tasks seem very easy. Even complex work in Photoshop is completed ...  Read the complete review