Has anyone seen the New Macintosh they released..? I was like omg that is so sweet. It has the hard drive, and all other components exception being the keyboard and mouse and external speakers built into the Flat Screen Monitor. Here is a Link for you to check it out. Imac G5

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Nice, but when I buy a computer I consider four things..

1) Does it use dos?
2) Processor
3) Graphics Card
4) Motherboard

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That's the number two thing I dislike about it. Anything that little is definitally skimping out on something.

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holy crapio!!

That is just awesome.

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Oh,god .too samll

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4 myself always..
1 price
2 what for
then decide its part, Proc/MB, VGA, etc..

the final coice is.. AMD! (or intel compatible - oups! IBM compatible)

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I saw the new Mac at the CompUsa out by my house.. Real sweet.. Kinda heavy though, and Even though I run a P4 XP 256 Ram 30-30 hard drives, on my laptop.. I still look for minimal portability in desktops. If i have to be somewhere, like go out of town for a business trip, and I let my buddy use my laptop, I don't want to be stuck with the equivialent of a Movie Theatre screen to move around. Now that's all fine and dandy if you're going to chill at your crib all day, but otherwise, stick with something that CAN be small when u need it to.

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i luv the design on that sucka, prolly the best looking pc out there...(by pc i mean personal computer) I got an ipod 2, which is more reason 2 get one, but im 2 pc(here i mean windows pcs) literate 2 give up all my knowledge and start from scratch.... why cant any1 else make cool pcs like apple?

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Pretty sweet computer... and according to Apple, you can replace:

AirPort Extreme Card
Memory - DDR 400 MHz (PC3200) SDRAM
Hard drive
Optical drive
Power supply
LCD display
Modem card
Mid-plane assembly (contains the main logic board, the G5 processor, fans, and so forth).

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FYI, the mis-plane assembly should include the graphics card!

One of the main things I look for in a computer is future-upgradability. The iMac has this.

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