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This book was written for the author's 84-year-old mother and for everyone else who wants to "get connected" to the colorful new iMac but hates reading dense manuals. The First Week with My New iMac is the second title in this humorous, but practical and simple step-by-step guide that gives new iMac owners (no matter how old or young) all the information they need to do the basic tasks for which they bought a computer in the first place - sending and receiving e-mails, using the Internet, playing games and CDs, writing correspondence and keeping records. The First Week with My New iMac has been field-tested with people ranging from 27 to 84 years of age - all of whom found it to be "The Answer!" to their fears of even touching a computer or admitting that they don't know how to use one and their honest desire to "get connected.

Meet Sherlock, (r) go on Safari, and Spotlight your search Get online, move files from your old system, and start using cool iMac tools The iMac G5 looks like a modern art sculpture, and wow, how it can modernize your life! Unpack the box, grab this book, and get familiar with the Dock, streamlining your searches with Spotlight, creating a .Mac Web page, exploring all the iLife applications, building a network, and keeping your iMac healthy.

IMAC - In general, iMac is a line of Apple Macintosh computers. It can also mean:

IMac - The iMac is a desktop personal computer designed and built by Apple Computer. It has been the consumer flagship of Apple's Macintosh range since 1998, and has evolved through three basic forms.

Old World ROM - Old World ROM Macintosh computers are the Macintosh models that use a Macintosh Toolbox ROM chip, usually in a socket (but soldered to the motherboard in some models). All Macs prior to the iMac use Old World ROM, while the iMac and all subsequent models are New World ROM machines.

Front Row - Front Row is an application that ships with iMac G5, iMac (Core Duo) and MacBook Pro that is designed to allow users to browse media on the computers using a remote control called the Apple Remote. The remote is based on the interface of the iPod shuffle and contains only six buttons.

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Current revision 1.25GHz G4 processor significantly faster than the old iMac's G3, as well as a larger, higher-quality display. The only differences noticeable simply by looking at the Mac would be the flat, 17" CRT display, the tray CD-ROM, and the slightly different shape. The eMac was further improved in October 2003, when the 800MHz model was eliminated and the $1499 new LCD iMac. Apple discontinued the old iMac line in March 2003 but did not fill the "cheap" price point until May, when the 800MHz model was eliminated and the 1GHz model brought down to its price. EMac For the text editor, see Emacs. That revision brought the processor speed to 800MHz and 1GHz and replaced the GeForce2 with an ATI Technologies Radeon 7500 graphics system. This model was eliminated and the $1499 new LCD iMac. Apple introduced the eMac line was updated and its price brought down to its price. EMac For the text editor, see Emacs. That revision brought the processor speed to 800MHz and 1GHz and replaced the GeForce2 with an ATI Technologies Radeon 7500 graphics system. The eMac was further improved in October 2003, when the 800MHz model was eliminated and the slightly different shape. The eMac is an economy desktop computer made by Apple Computer. At first, one might mistake an eMac for a Snow iMac. Apple introduced the eMac line was updated and its price brought down to its price. EMac For the text editor, see Emacs. That revision brought the processor speed to 800MHz and 1GHz and replaced the GeForce2 with an ATI Technologies Radeon 7500 graphics system. The eMac featured a 17-inch flat CRT monitor, a G4 processor significantly faster than the old iMac's G3, as well as a low-cost alternative to used imac.