Typical price: £1,349
What is it: A 24-inch desktop and home-entertainment system
What we think: Its sprawling display and capable features will win many over
Average user rating
10.0
perfect
Average user rating from 3 users
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Apple iMac Core 2 Duo (24-inch, 2.16GHz) user reviews
November 2, 2006
Posted by: Louise Ash
"Just amazing. Fast, OSX is slick, smooth and relaible, 24"
What I like:
Bright screen, speed, looks and ease of use
What I don't like:
Er? Do they do a 30
Review:
Go buy one. I'm running Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro back to back and this machine just does not even appear to run slow. OSX is just perfect. For me, this is neater than buying a Pro Mac and large screen, the combination of the Duo Core 2 and a built in 24
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