Strange internet problem on Imac 24" 10.6.3

Right so I've tried to search this and found nothing so sorry if this has been answered but I seem to be having an insane problem.
Basically almost any web page won't load at all, every so often one will work after about 5mins of loading. Ones that do work are facebook and google....
I typically use firefox (3.5.11) but have tried using various other browsers (tried chrome & safari) with no luck.
I don't know why, but they are still very slow. What is also very strange is that sometimes upon loading a page i'll get the typical message "problem loading page - server cannot be found" then if i hit refresh, it will just quickly show the exact same page again, with no actual attempt to reload it. I am not using any P2P software or anything else to hog bandwidth, i simply only have the browser open it does not seem to work.
Normally I'd would put this down to a network problem but I am using the same network with my macbook, and dozens have friends have tested it with their laptops with no problems.
Thanks for any replies in advance

Hey, I took my took my Imac into the apple shop and got it all sorted,
Basically i had manually entered some DNS servers that were basically obstructing me from accessing any webpages.
To fix it they basicaly clicked the wifi symbol in the top right of the screen,
clicked open network preferences,
clicked the DNS tab, in there left pane there were 2 D.N.S servers (just 2 rows of numbers and points basically) both in BLACK,
then click the - button while they were highlighted to delete them, and the default came up in GREY.
Since then everythings worked perfectly, I hope this helps you sylvia

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Log a bug with Apple, with whatever details you can provide. In the interrim, consider acquiring a router; either a repurposed x86 box running open-source networking or gateway software, or a commercial device.

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Hey guys.. Thanks for the replies. Unfortunately, I bought the MacBook in Indonesia where there are no such thing as an AppleCare. The only option is to leave the Apple product to one of the 'Authorized Apple care centre' and have whoever do whatever to it without guarantee of success. As for returning it and getting a brand new one, I also don't know if there is such a deal here, but that's actually a good idea, will try to go to the store tomorrow. Although, I'm worried that the problem might be with OSX Lion or something and getting a new one won't help.
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Lately, I have been seeing a lot of posts with users trying to use their Macs/iMacs to mirror their streaming video from their Macs to an HDTV.
There are, actually, many alternatives to choose from than just from a Mac.
You need to have or invest in a WiFi capable router for all of these examples.
Apple TV only integrates with WiFi and newer Mac hardware. So, if you want to have total integrated experience, if you have a 2011 Mac or newer, you might as well pay the $100 for the AppleTV box.
If you have a older Mac, like I have noticed many users do, then you have other options.
If you want to elimate long cable clutter and having your Mac at the mercy of your TV all of the time, you can still use the AppleTV box independently or purchase cheaper alternative media streaming boxes from Roku, Sony, Boxee or any number of electronics manufacturers that now have media streaming boxes and media streaming capability built into DVD/Blu-ray players.
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Another alternative for iPad users is to use an iPad with the USB/HDMI video adapter and use your iPad as the streaming box. This ties up your iPad in much the same way as it does with your Mac, but again the iPad can be close to the TV and use minimal cables to the TV.
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There is a fair chance it's a problem with the DNS settings your ISP uses. Here is what I'd recommend.
1. System preferences
2. Network
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6. Add 208.67.222.222
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8. Add 208.67.220.220
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10. Exit System Preferences
11. Try out your iMac and report what happened.
Regards,
Roger

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My problem is similar. I'm trying to do internet share from iMac G5 (w/ iSight) to MacBook Pro, both running 10.5.1. The iMac is connected to dsl/router via ethernet, and I'm trying to internet share to MBP via airport. I cannot establish connection, even though airport shows full strength signal. I checked password over and over and over, and that seems fine. But Network preference panel shows airport to have self-assigned IP.
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On a (un)related? note, I used to be able to share screen, but only in one direction. I could control the iMac from my MBP, but never the other way around despite the fact all the firewall and sharing is set identical. Now, even though in both computers I have the other computer showing up in the sidebar of the Finder, screen share and file share fails. I just don't know what happened!

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