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Help, Guides, and News on making the Switch To Apple Macintosh Computers
Mac Models
iMac Quick Comparison Chart - compare new vs old models
Apple updated the iMac line on Monday April 28, 2008. We have created a Quick Comparison Chart to highlight the upgrades when compared to the prior models released in August 2007.

All posted information is based on stock configurations, not built-to-order customizations
Upgrades / improvements are highlighted in purple
Specifications of older models obtained from Apple
Other Notes
- Price on the top-of-the-line model has dropped despite faster processor, RAM, and graphics
- Dimensions of the enclosure and ports have have remained the same
- All models come with 8X double-layer slot loading SuperDrive
iMac Guide
Want to learn more about the iMac? Please read our updated iMac Guide, a comprehensive write up of the iMac. A great resource for anyone in the market for an iMac and an ideal read for potential switchers.
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This was exactly what I was looking for to help me compare the new models to the old ones. I think I'll get a new iMac. Thanks!