Apple iMac (20-inch, 2.4GHz)

By Rich Brown on 15 August 2007

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Love it.....also think Apple Support rocks...they are just great....couple of niggles with the Time Capsule, around printing high quality photos through the wireless port...which Apple are looking into...confident this will be sorted. Give Windows the heave ho and convert to Apple!

08/05/2008 03:22 PM

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