I am planning to buy new Imac please advise

Hello All,
I am planning to buy IMac. Please advice..
Regards,
Rich

It would also be helpful to know what sort of advice you're looking for; what configuration to buy, where to purchase, etc.
Regards.

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"I do not know if I should buy one now or wait"
Wait. We don't know if there'll be a new model release next week, next month, or next quarter. Considering that you purchased your MBP not long before there was a model update for that line, why don't you wait for a new model iMac this time and "get even." You could then get one loaded with all the latest features so that it has the capability to do anything and everything that you can imagine? If you get the new model while it's still hot, it'll be quite awhile before you need to worry about being "behind the curve." Then, YOU can give all of US some advice, and we'll probably need it;)

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In Hongkong. I want to buy new iMac, But need to sell old one first. Where is good for sell??

Please help me.
Please give me a suggestion.
I want to buy new iMac, but need to sell old one.
About following the info.
How much can sell and where is good for sell?
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Total Number of Cores: 4
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Graphics ATI Radeon HD 5750 1024 MB
Software OS X 10.8.3 (12D78)
1TB harddisk
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Thank you for your help.

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I recently came across some posts regarding International warranty related issues for iPhone and iPad....hence this crossed my mind...
Waiting for response from the support group members...

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This essentially means that if my iMac develops some problem (both software and hardware) in my country (India), it will be completeley attended (even the whole system requires replacement) by the AASP in India...is that what you say?

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christopher rigby1 wrote:
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Regards.

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Hello, in a few days I'll buy a new iMac, I'm already a holder of an old 2010 iMac 21,5.
I thought to remain on a 21,5 because for how expensive it can be, it is less than a 27, even if in this one there is the possibility to add RAM in future, wouldn't be bad.
I usually use iMac for Photography (Photoshop, Ligtroom, Plugins) and sometimes After Effects for very simple things.
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Buying new IMac for IMovie use

I am purchasing a new IMac. What kind of memory do you recommend for using iMovie. If you recommend 1G, do you recommend buying one 1G, or 2 512s?
What kind of routine problems have been occurring with iMovie? With my five year old Mac I routinely had a problem with video and audio not synching and I know from reading posts that that was a problem for many people
IMAC Mac OS X (10.2.x)
IMAC Mac OS X (10.2.x)

If you recommend 1G, do you recommend buying one 1G, or 2 512s?
That depends. Do you plan to install more RAM later? Then go for the single 1GB. Personally I find it doubtful to have more than 1GB of RAM, unless you HAVE TO run a lot of apps at the same time on a regular basis (such as making it your business).
As for the sync problem, it can be avoided by recording 16-bit audio.
iMovie: Audio and Video Lose Synchronization
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iMovie: Improving audio and video synchronization
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=42974

Upgrade eMac or Buy New iMac

I've got an obsolete ol' eMac running Mac OSX 1.3.9, as I never upgraded to Tiger. Well now that Leopard's come along, I figure I might as well go for it. However, my eMac's only got 512MB of memory and I'd need to spend like $100 or more on 1GB of memory alone just to run Leopard. On top of that, I need another external hard drive, and my eMac's fan is loud (though I guess there's nothing wrong with it exactly, it's just being loud and weird).
All that said, would it be worth it to even bother upgrading my eMac and everything, or should I just get a new iMac? I mean eMac's are already obsolete as it is, and it'd be a waste of money if I upgraded it now and in a year or so just ended up having to buy a new computer for some reason anyway (such as if this one dies, like if the wack fan leads to it's demise or something)...

Obsolete! Older, yes. No longer sold, yes, but gosh dag nabbit, my old eMac is still my primary machine and does the job very well with everything I need it to do (video editing, iTunes, iPod, etc.). That said, I have been drooling over the new iMacs lately, but this eMac still has a lot of life left in it.
But back to your eMac. First thing I would do is invest in a nice external hard drive if you do not have one. Get one that can be connected via Firewire so you can take advantage of Firewire speed if your eMac is an older model without USB2 ports. Then back up everything important to that external.
An external is not a bad investment at all, even for an old machine, because it can go with you when you upgrade so there is no risk of "leaving it behind" if the eMac dies. If and when you get a new iMac, the drive can simple be moved to that machine and you keep using it. So regardless of which way you go, keep the eMac or move to an iMac, the external hard drive is still a great idea to protect your irreplaceable data (family digital photos, home videos, etc.).
As to the eMac, if you wanted to upgrade the operating system, I would look into getting a copy of Tiger. It is a nice upgrade to Panther (10.3.9) and with Leopard (10.5) out, will should start to see copies of Tiger for very affordable prices. While more would be better, under Tiger, you can probably do fine with the 512MB RAM you have now if you don't do any sort of heavy processing.
So like the others, a new iMac would be fantastic and you wouldn't regret it. But if you want to stick with the eMac for a bit more, get the external hard drive anyway as you will want it to backup even if you get the iMac. Now either continue to use the eMac as is (10.3.9 & 512MB) or find a cheap copy of Tiger and upgrade to that and stick with the same RAM and just turn off some of the memory hogging eye candy in Tiger like the Widgets. I bet if you looked around you might be able to find Tiger for $50-ish so your total upgrade cost is $50 (the external hard drive I don't count since it will go with you to the iMac).
Patrick

Upgrade mac pro or buy new imac

Really need some help here. My base machine is a quad-core Nehalem Mac Pro running at 3.33 with 8Gb of RAM and using a ATI Radeon HD 5870 video card. My choices are:
Buy a new iMac 3.4 Ghz quad core i7, 16 Gb RAM, nVidia GTX 680MX, 750 Gb SSD drive (about $3500)
OR
Buy 16 Gb RAM, nVidia GTX 680 (about 900 dollars)
Is there much of a performance differece between the 2 to justify the difference in cost?

The Mac Pro you own has way more headroom to upgrade for short money.
The 2009 and later can upgrade RAM DIMM modules by the each -- don't buy new memory modules for these Macs smaller than 8GB per module (cheaper than two 4GB). These are as cheap as US$70 + shipping from Mac-Centric vendors such as Data Memory Systems:
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Buy Leopard vs Tiger for IMAC G 5 or simple give in and buy new IMac??

After reviewing this topic, I am still confused as to what to do. The Leopard OS looks complicated to load and I am not at all savy about Mac's and trouble shooting problems!! Is the Tiger a better way to go for a simple Mac user like me? I am even thinking about a new IMac with updated software and Leopard. My IMac works great but the Panther OS and ILife are probably getting outdated (but still meets all my needs still, though Turbo Tax will now not run on it.). Any suggestions or advice? Dazed and confused!

Hi Stephen,
I agree with MGW that you seem to be looking for confirmation or approval that it would be a good idea to buy a new Mac. I have a feeling that if you install Leopard into your old Mac, it may run slower that on a stronger Mac which would have more RAM and power. Leopard would also take up more space from your current 80 HD. Furthermore, by purchasing a new iMac, you will be able to benefit from a SuperDrive instead of a ComboDrive, a bigger HD, and more RAM can't hurt.
Anyway, I'm cheering for you! Good luck with your decision! I never regretted my move from an old Quick Silver G4 tower (CD-R) to my current MacPro. It took me many years to get the courage and the money to finally go for it and NO REGRETS!
Best wishes...
Rio.

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