Apple iMac Intel® Core™ i5 68.6 cm (27") 2560 x 1440 pixels All-in-One PC 8 GB DDR3-SDRAM 256 GB Flash NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 755M Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Silver

Apple iMac Intel® Core™ i5 68.6 cm (27") 2560 x 1440 pixels All-in-One PC 8 GB DDR3-SDRAM 256 GB Flash NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 755M Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Silver

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Brand : Apple
Product family : iMac
Product name : iMac
Product code : ME088D/A_Z0PF_200010
Category : All-in-One PCs/Workstations ✚
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Long product name Apple iMac Intel® Core™ i5 68.6 cm (27") 2560 x 1440 pixels All-in-One PC 8 GB DDR3-SDRAM 256 GB Flash NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 755M Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Silver :
iMac 27", 3.2GHz Quad-core Intel Core i5 (Turbo Boost 3.6GHz, 6MB L3), 8GB (2x 4GB) 1600MHz DDR3, 256GB Flash, NVIDIA GeForce GT 755M 1GB, OS X Mountain Lion, Apple Wireless Keyboard (DE)
Short summary description Apple iMac Intel® Core™ i5 68.6 cm (27") 2560 x 1440 pixels All-in-One PC 8 GB DDR3-SDRAM 256 GB Flash NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 755M Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Silver :
Apple iMac , 68.6 cm (27"), Quad HD, Intel® Core™ i5, 8 GB, 256 GB, Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion
Long summary description Apple iMac Intel® Core™ i5 68.6 cm (27") 2560 x 1440 pixels All-in-One PC 8 GB DDR3-SDRAM 256 GB Flash NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 755M Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Silver :
Apple iMac . Product type: All-in-One PC. Display diagonal: 68.6 cm (27"), HD type: Quad HD, Display resolution: 2560 x 1440 pixels. Processor family: Intel® Core™ i5, Processor frequency: 3.2 GHz. Internal memory: 8 GB, Internal memory type: DDR3-SDRAM. Total storage capacity: 256 GB, Storage media: Flash. Discrete graphics card model: NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 755M. Built-in camera. Operating system installed: Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. Product colour: Silver

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Updated:
2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:86

Uk has collected 70 expert reviews for Apple iMac Intel® Core™ i5 68.6 cm (27") 2560 x 1440 pixels All-in-One PC 8 GB DDR3-SDRAM 256 GB Flash NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 755M Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Silver and the average expert rating is 86 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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alphr.com

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:100

Looking for a review of the latest 27in iMac with Retina 5K? Then click here. After a ground-up redesign in 2012, Apple has stuck to the tried and tested in 2013. As such, this year's new iMacs are little more than a refresh, sporting the same sumptuous...

I'm going to keep this brief: the Apple 27-inch iMac with Retina 5K display is fantastic. I love it. Even though it's long in the tooth, I'd totally buy one if I had the money, and the only thing that would give me pause for thought – aside from the non-a...

macworld.co.uk

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:0

Apple has updated its range of iMacs for 2014, reducing prices across the range and also introducing a new low-cost model that costs £899 - we look at this new entry-level iMac here: 1.4GHz 21.5-inch iMac reviewed.We will be updating this first look revie...

This new range of iMacs benefits most from the price drop when compared to last year's line up. While there is the new £899 model on offer, we think it will be worth paying the £150 extra to upgrade to the 2.7GHz model.Share this articleFind the b...

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crn.com.au

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:83

A formidable all-in-one, with updated Haswell internals, but an even higher price. After last year's iMac redesign, Apple has stuck to the tried and tested in 2013. As such, this year's iMacs are little more than a refresh, with a handful o...

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gadgetguy.com.au

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:90

A new year, a new iMac, and in the latest model, Apple has taken Intel’s latest processors and thrown them in their impressive aluminium-clad all-in-one machine. Could this be desktop perfection? In the latest generation of Apple iMac desktop all-in-...

Built insanely well; Very, very fast; Still one of the prettiest computers you'll ever see; Excellent screen; Includes 802.11ac WiFi;...
SD card slot is still in an awkward position; No optical drive may still be a hurdle for some;...
Anyone in the market for a fast, solid, and nicely designed computer will no doubt find something to love about the new iMac, as it delivers the same Apple quality you've come to expect in an excellent all-in-one.We still take aim with the placement of th...

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bit.com.au

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:83

After last year's iMac redesign, Apple has stuck to the tried and tested in 2013. As such, this year's iMacs are little more than a refresh, with a handful of upgrades. The most obvious change is the inclusion of new Intel Haswell CPUs. Haswell's pri...

The new Apple iMac is a formidable all-in-one, with updated Haswell internals, but at an even higher price. Read the review.PerformanceFeatures & designValue for moneyOverallSpecs$2689 AUD(pricing info)...

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macworld.com.au

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:80

Back in October, we , the first of the new models that we could get our hands on. Regrettably, it took us a while to get the other three standard-configuration iMacs in the Lab to test. We finally took a good look at the rest of Apple’s iMac line.Ext...

Same strengths as 2012 iMacs; thin edges; decreased screen glare; faster than predecessors...
Same weaknesses as 2012 iMacs; no optical drive; no RAM upgradability in 21in models, from $1599...
The new iMacs have the same strengths and weaknesses as the 2012 iMacs that ushered in the current design: strikingly thin edges and decreased screen glare, but at the cost of eliminating the optical drive from the iMac line and RAM upgradability in the...

pcauthority.com.au

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:83

After last year's iMac redesign, Apple has stuck to the tried and tested in 2013. As such, this year's iMacs are little more than a refresh, with a handful of upgrades. The most obvious change is the inclusion of new Intel Haswell CPUs. Haswell's prime...

Still very desirable, but not the most affordable update...

businesscomputingworld.co.uk

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:90

The 21-inch version of the iMac has found its way into reception areas in many businesses as a kind of technological fashion statement. However, its 27-inch big brother is a different proposition altogether. The iMac’s large, high-resolution display has a...

expertreviews.co.uk

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:100

You generally know what to expect from an Apple iMac: a powerful all-in-one computer with a fantastic display and looks to shame a supermodel, but one accompanied by a slightly wince-inducing price. This late 2013 version of the 27in iMac is all of those...

Stunning 5K display, Performance...
Price...
The latest version of this 27in all-in-one is powerful and stylish but it’s no longer without rivals...

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techradar.com/au/

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:80

The 2013 refresh comes less than a year after 2012's radical redesign. But while last year's iMacs brought us a new, ultra-slim form factor, this year's upgrades are all internal.The Ivy Bridge processors are upgraded to Intel's new Haswell chips, the gra...

Haswell processors, 802.11ac, Beautiful slimline design, Nvidia 7 Series graphics, Good custom build options...
No optical drive, Limited upgrade options, £50 or £100 more expensive than last year, No Hyper Threading on standard processors, Didn't get a Retina screen option...
The 2013 refresh is a solid, if unremarkable, update for Apple's most popular desktop computer. It wasn't a radical overhaul, but nor did it need to be. Instead, the specifications got a welcome boost while retaining the well received form factor of the...

techradar.com

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:80

The 2013 refresh comes less than a year after 2012's radical redesign. But while last year's iMacs brought us a new, ultra-slim form factor, this year's upgrades are all internal. The Ivy Bridge processors are upgraded to Intel's new Haswell chips, the gr...

Haswell processors, Wireless ac, Beautiful slimline design, Nvidia 7 Series graphics, Good custom build options...
No optical drive, Limited upgrade options, £50 or £100 more expensive than last year, No Hyper Threading on standard processors, Didn't get a Retina screen option...

itpro.co.uk

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:80

Apple's 27in iMac is the firm's flagship workstation for graphics and video applications, and has been a favourite within publishing and multimedia companies. The late-2013 refresh iMac continues where predecessors left off. It's got the gorgeous all-in-...

Attractive design; Stunning display; Haswell update and improved graphics; Thunderbolt ports...
Expensive; Limited serviceability; No optical drive; Fusion drive not standard...
The iMac's design is in a class of its own, performance is strong and display near faultless. But PC vendors are catching up and are starting to offer better value alternatives...

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trustedreviews.com

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:90

What is the Apple iMac 27-inch (2013)? Apple's iMac range needs little introduction. The first iMac was the beginning of a new era for Apple and it remains one of its most iconic products. These days it comes in 21.5-inch and 27-inch versions, and it's th...

Awesome design and build quality, Very cool and quiet, Plays games decently, Convenience, Great screen...
Mediocre webcam, Default colour settings not great, Price...
Apple still has this market more or less to itself, and it's easy to see why. The 2013 iMac update is a small one, but nothing gets close to it. If you want a large-screen all-in-one PC, it's your best bet.Next, read our iPhone 5S vs Galaxy S4 comparison...

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digitalspy.com

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:80

The iMac is a beautiful thing. It's a matter of personal opinion, but we feel it's the best looking thing that Apple makes. A refresh in 2012 saw the iMac get even thinner, with a clever trick of the eye design that makes the whole computer look as thin a...

While the new iMac looks the same as last years, we don't have any issue with that. It's a gorgeous piece of kit and feels far more premium than virtually every other desktop computer.OS X is a joy to use and the power on offer, particularly on the higher...

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theregister.co.uk

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:0

The original iMac, launched back in 1998, was a breakthrough product that rescued Apple from being sucked into the sort of death spiral that Blackberry is currently speeding down. But now, in 2013, the latest version of the all-in-one desktop computer ap...

The slimline design of the iMac is still impressive, but it comes at quite a price. That said, other big-name AIOs are not much different. Lenovo's 27-inch IdeaCentre A730, for instance, is £100 cheaper, but you only get 6GB of memory, a GeForce GT 745M...

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bit.com.au

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:0

Although we saw the new iMac 21.5in at the end of 2012, Apple has kept us waiting impatiently for the redesigned iMac 27in. Thankfully, that wait is now over. It's a stunning transformation: where the previous model was a thick slab, the all-new incarna...

Apple's top-end 27 inch iMac reasserts its position as the best all-in-one. Read the review.OverallSpecs$2889 AUD(pricing info)...

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maclife.com

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:90

The update of Apple's iMac range has come less than a year after November 2012's radical redesign, so it's no surprise that it's an internal refresh — Apple's upgraded the processors to Intel's newest chips, the Wi-Fi to the new, fast 802.11ac standard, a...

More power for the same price. Slim form factor still looks great. Solid upgrade to the 2012 model.
No optical drive...

consumersearch.com

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:0

Only slightly better than its excellent predecessor. The late 2013 update for the 27-inch Apple iMac was relatively modest. The most significant change was a jump to 4th generation Intel processors and the small performance boost that provides (experts sa...

Stunning design, Good performance, Gorgeous, lowglare screen...
No optical drive, Limited user upgrades, No height adjustment...
Stunning to look at and stunning to use, the 27-inch iMac wins accolades as the best all-in-one desktop computer on the planet. You might be equally stunned when you look at the price tag, especially for an upgraded system, but most say you at least get w...

hothardware.com

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2016-11-15 00:02:05

Average rating:0

It's hard to believe there's a full fledged system packed inside Apple's slim and sexy iMac chassis. It was roughly a year ago when Apple revamped its all-in-one line, tasking the company's engineers to flatten the design as much as possible without sa...

Haswell and NVIDIA form a powerful foundation, Best looking all-in-one on the market, period, Incredibly thin High end panel looks great from all angles, Built in speakers aren't crap, Boot Camp allows you to run Windows without a perforance hit...
Expensive compared to Windows systems, Connectivity ports are inconveniently placed on the back of the iMac...
The late 2013 edition iMac line leverages the performance punch of Haswell and follows it up with NVIDIA GeForce 700 Series graphics. As configured, the 27-inch iMac reviewed here bolted through our benchmarks with ease and posted especially impressi...

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