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iMac Memory

iMacs are desktop computers for casual users. People who do not require the processing power or graphics capability of the G5 or Powerbook will get the features and functions they need at a fraction of the cost. iMacs are still upgradeable so they can continue to compete with newer designs as they become available.

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iMacs can be upgraded with new system memory, which is commonly where computer show the first signs of age. Computers continue to be released with ever higher levels of system memory because of the demands of new applications and tools. Your iMac can quickly become obsolete. Upgrading system memory won't be necessary for a year or more.

Upgrading iMac memory is for people who are not ready to buy a new computer. iMacs are very affordable computers and many people would just prefer to buy a new system, but might still be out of someone's price range to start. Install a new memory module to give your iMac a few more years before buying an entirely new system.

iMac memory can be bought directly from Apple, although they are more expensive than an independent third party retailer would be. Contact an internet vendor about iMac memory and you can save 30 percent to 40 percent off Apple's price. A 512 MB SODIMM chip for the iMac is $50 less from some third party retailers.

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