Apple Desktops

Apple iMac (27-inch, unibody, 2009)

With a 3.06GHz Intel Core 2 Duo CPU, the 27-inch iMac that we reviewed doesn't offer a huge improvement in performance compared to previous models. But it's still a worthwhile upgrade, offering improved specs and features, including an LED-backlit display and 'unibody' construction, at a similar price point

Apple Mac Pro (eight-core, 2009 edition)

The updated eight-core Mac Pro looks similar to previous models on the outside, but makes a number of internal changes that improve its digital-media and multitasking performance. Design professionals will welcome this new tool in their arsenal, although gamers might be slightly disappointed

Apple iMac (24-inch, 2009 edition)

Little has changed cosmetically with the updated 24-inch iMac all-in-one, but the internal hardware has had a fairly extensive overhaul, ensuring that it's an outstanding multitasker and capable gaming system. Those who want a straightforward desktop computer from their all-in-one should check it out

User rating 9.0

Apple iMac (2008 Edition)

The iMac, Apple's iconic all-in-one desktop, is back. It's only been about half a year since the last upgrade, but we're pleased to see the inclusion of Intel's latest Core 2 Duo 'Penryn' CPU. It helps to make the insides of this attractive machine move much more quickly

User rating 6.0

Apple iMac (24-inch, 2.8GHz)

The 24-inch iMac's striking design and impressive performance compare favourably to its smaller 20-inch sibling. In addition to a larger screen size, the 24-inch model offers higher-end configuration options and, of course, a higher price tag. Check out how the 2.8GHz processor performed

Apple iMac (4th gen)

With its super-elegant new design and a strong configuration, Apple's new iMac competes with the PC desktop market better than any previous Mac to date

User rating 6.3

Apple iMac Core 2 Duo (24-inch, 2.16GHz)

Apple's iMac Core 2 Duo features a dramatic 24-inch screen with improved brightness, updated GPUs and expanded online configuration options. As a digital entertainment device with computing capabilities, this reliable desktop is an attractive buy

User rating 10.0

Apple Mac Pro

Apple's new Mac Pro (£1,699 for the base model) is a winner on multiple levels. From the outside, it looks great -- far more put together than any Windows-based box. Inside, it boasts powerful specs, including two dual-core Intel Xeon processors, for a total of four processing cores. And to top it off, it's a great value

User rating 10.0

Apple Mac Mini (1.66GHz Core Duo)

The ultimate small form-factor PC gets even better thanks to the addition of a high-speed, dual-core Intel processor and the latest chipset. It's the perfect machine for anyone who requires a second home PC, and is also ideal for those who want to jump on the shiny white Mac bandwagon without spending a fortune

User rating 9.0

Apple iMac G5 (2.1GHz, 20-inch)

Apple has stuffed more functionality into its midrange all-in-one iMac G5 computer while simultaneously dropping the prices. The new iMac G5 boasts new features such as an integrated iSight camera, a remote control and intuitive software that takes advantage of both

Apple iMac G5 (2.0GHz, 20-inch)

Incredibly easy to set up, gobsmackingly gorgeous and now with more power, there are very few reasons not to love the new 20-inch iMac G5. But it still isn't a substitute for a Power Mac

Apple Power Mac G5 (dual 2.7GHz)

Apple has boosted its high-end Power Mac G5 line so that the top configuration now has dual 2.7GHz G5 processors. Other improvements include double-layer DVD support and out-of-the-box support for a 30-inch Apple Cinema HD display

Apple iMac G5

User rating 6.5