Apple iMac MB418B/A

After my old computer broke I really wanted something with more speed and reliability. I had been using Apple computers in University for Cubase 4, Logic Pro 9, Sibelius... etc. I really didn't want to go back to using a computer because it doesn't support some of the programmes I want to eventually obtain and I have had such poor previous experience with them. A few of my friends had an iMac and i assumed they'd be well out of my price range. After looking at some of the cheaper options like the Mac Mini and the Mac Books I came to the conclusion only the iMac had the power and speed that I was searching for. I saved up for a while and let me tell you ...  Read the complete review

There were times when Apple computers were too different. Namely because of their operating system, but then they weren't so powerful either. The Intel iMac crushes that used-to-be reality. The 20-inch iMac will seduce you for a good few minutes before you think of what's inside. After you exchange looks, you're ready for a boot up - of under just 30 seconds! If you're a designer, videographer, photographer or any type of media-editor, you will love the 1680 x 1050 pixels you have been left to play with. Mac OS X makes it easy for you to find, edit & sort out your files no matter what the file size. That's courtesy of the monster 2.0 GHz of speed ...  Read the complete review

Where do i start with this simply amazing piece of kit! For years and years i have been a straight windows user who never dared dive into the world of the mac as it seemed to different to what i used to! Then i began university and began to realise that almost everywhere in my hopefully future profession (working with audio) were using macs off all different shapes and sizes! couldnt see a windows computer anywhere! For all of my assignments and work at university we were put onto macs and i quickly discovered that yes they were different to what i was used to but in a much more efficient way! I could do everything i usually do but much ...  Read the complete review