The new and old imac G5

hey i just want to know what the difference is between the new and the old imac G5.. it seems that the new one came out after a few days i bought the old one.. but why is new one so inexpensive?
oh and also.. i want to buy some extra ram from apple store.. and it seems the new imac ram costs way less than the old one.. i don't get it..
please help me.. thank you

carl,
You wrote: "it seems the new imac ram costs way less than the old one."
The latest iMac uses DDR2 memory and the "old" one uses DDR memory.
The memory manufacturers have ramped up dor DDR2 memory and are starting to drop DDR memory. That is why new may be cheaper than old. Visit www.crucial.com to see this in action.
,dave

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