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iMac Apple's primary desktop computer. The iMac is an "all-in-one" that houses the computer and drives within the flat panel monitor case. Since their debut in 1998, the iMacs have been very popular. Like all Macintosh models in that time frame, the first iMacs used PowerPC chips. In 2006, iMacs began using Intel chips (see Mactel).What, No Floppy? The first iMac caused a stir because it was the first desktop computer to eliminate the floppy disk. It debuted as a low-priced Internet-ready machine (the "i") with a CRT display, 32MB RAM, 4GB hard disk, CD-ROM drive and dial-up modem. Only the memory could be upgraded. See Macintosh models, iBook and eMac.
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