Can the new imac stream live tv?

I am thinking of buying an imac, but also tv. Can i stream live tv from the new imac?

Well it depends on what your trying to Ty. You can offer all sorts of things up like Airplay
https://www.apple.com/airplay/
Or even think of purchasing an Apple TV
http://www.apple.com/appletv/
There's simplistic screen sharing as well if you had movies on the iMac and so on, you could just drag and drop the video player.
Let me know what you think of these features and if your looking for something more ^_^

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You're referring to Target Display Mode Mid 2011 iMacs this letter will explain how it works or in your case will not work () with your mid 2010 MBP. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.

Can the new iMac be used as a display for a Macbook?

I have a Macbook Pro with Retina Display and I wanted to know if the new iMacs which were announced yesterday will allow me to connect my Macbook to it and use it as a display.
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Thanks in advance.

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Target Display Mode And Thunderbolt

How much can the new iMac take on???

I am planning on buying a second Mac, so I was just wondering how powerfull the imac G5 2.1 really is. Can it handle programs like Final cut pro, Logic pro or Cinema 4d.
And how about games like "Star Wars Battlefront", "Battlefield 1942" or "Halo".
Does anybody have any of the above programs running on an imac?
Cheers,
Timbo.

Welcome to discussions Tim!
Well I can only answer part of your question, because I'm not much of a gamer, a computer gamer I mean I play quiet a bit of Madden 06 on my xbox, as for the programs and the performance of the iMac G5 I can help you on that end, I own a 17" iSight 1.9Ghz, and it can handle all the programs you mention above but logic pro ( I don't owed a copy of logic pro so I can't recommend it to you ) as for the others I run FCP, Photoshop CS2, and Dreamweaver 8 with only 512mb of ram with out any problems, now with more ram wich I got 1 extra G they run flawless. As for the games i'm sure someone here can help you on that end.
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Can the new iPad stream data from time capsule?

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Can I use my iMac as a monitor to run the new HP Stream Mini?

Obviousy, I can install Windows 8 or possibly Windows 10 with a bootable disk or as a virtual machine. I might need to run windows as part of a side job. My neighbor is about to get the new HP Stream Mini which of course needs a monitor. Rather than go through the whole install/partition ordeal, I was wondering if I could hook up this Mini to my iMac, the iMac being the monitor? Yes/No?
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Depends on your model & the connections. Read up on Target display mode…
Target Display Mode: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Apple Support
http://macs.about.com/od/usingyourmac/qt/using-target-display-mode.htm
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You may find that once the PC is setup you can use RDP to share the screen & control it from the Mac if they are on the same network.

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If you want to use the adobe suite on the imac you will have to deactivate it on the MBP or it will show up as being used. That is if you can only install it on one computer. Some licenses you can install it on 2 computers but it has to say that on the cd key tag.
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This was a concern expressed in this thread: Worrying reply to Apples FAQ on new Fusion Drive
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1)   Can a Samsung 840 Pro 256GB SSD be installed in the new iMac late 2013 model? (My plan is to remove the existing 1TB HDD and replace with the Samsung SSD)
1.1) I have heard somewhere, even though it will fit, Apple's logic board firmware will pick up the non-apple product and render the iMac useless until original hard drive is reinstalled.
1.2) If it will work, will I loose my warranty on iMac? Note, the SSD will be installed by an Apple authorized workshop.
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asdutoit

I checked on the Samsung website and the 840 Pro is OSX compatible and should work in your MBP.
http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/memory-storage/MZ-7PD256BW-specs
Ciao.

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No,
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If you want to control your iMac remotely.
If you own an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad.
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or this
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http://www.amazon.com/Satechi-Bluetooth-Pointer-Presenter-Control/dp/B00A3WRM5G/ ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1364328551&sr=8-1&keywords=Satechi+Remotes

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Matt Clifton wrote:
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