Thread: The new iMac G5
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Old 01-09-2004, 11:13   #89
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Re: The new iMac G5

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Originally Posted by Steve H
no wires bar the monitor cable & power cable.. & you'd have a power cable on the GF.
No wires except for two wires then? The monitor cable severely restricts the portability of that whole set up. You can only go a certain distance from the case, or else buy a huuuuuge wire, and the case, incidentally, would have the USB and Firewire ports in it, and the optical drive slot. The new iMac is a complete unit. If I want to edit my latest home video, then I can plug my camcorder into it right in front of me on the coffee table. If I want to watch a DVD while Mrs T is watching telly, I can slot a DVD into it right in front of me on the coffee table and plug in my headphones. Despite its weight (about 8kg), Apple has basically produced a truly portable desktop computer.
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