If you want a low-cost iMac to have around the house for everyday use (with iLife and some higher-end applications), the 1.83GHz iMac is a nice system for the price (even factoring in a RAM upgrade ...

Our charts tell a fairly conclusive story about the iMac in relation to the more expensive 27-inch iMac, and also next to a few Windows all-in-ones. Both Apple systems got through our test workloads ...

MacCentral posted a first look at the new Core 2 Duo iMac along with some early benchmarks. The new iMacs which were released on Wednesday incorporate the latest Core 2 Duo processor from Intel. The ...

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You would expect an iMac powered by the fastest Core 2 Duo chip available to outperform iMacs with lesser clock speeds. And that was certainly the case when we ran our benchmark testing on Apple’s ...

Apple today announced that its entire iMac line now features the new Intel Core 2 Duo processor in every model, delivering up to 50 percent faster performance than the previous iMac.* A new 24-inch ...

April 30, 2008 Apple has updated its all-in-one iMac line with faster Intel Core 2 Duo processors with 6MB L2 cache and a 1066MHz front-side bus across the line. The new iMacs come with 2GB of memory ...

When an Intel Core 2 Duo X7900 just isn't fast enough. Although the attention at this week's Macworld has been focussed on the impossibly-thin Macbook Air notebook, measuring a scant 1.94cm with the ...

The new iMac lineup with quad-core Intel Sandy Bridge processors is consistently 25 percent faster than its predecessors, and 70 percent faster than the Core 2 Duo all-in-one desktops Apple released ...

Hot on the heels of last week's benchmarking of the 2.4 GHz iMac, the folks over at Primate Labs have updated their iMac performance comparison charts to include scores from Apple's top-of-the line ...

However, in reading up on general upgrades one could make to the first-gen Intel iMac, I found that it uses a Socket M processor, which can accommodate a Core 2 Duo of the Merom-era. If I were to ...