The luscious new iMac models in Ruby, Indigo, Sage, Graphite and Snow can get you online and surfing the Internet in 10 minutes. Presenting the new iMac family. You have four models to choose from: iMac, iMac DV, iMac DV+ and iMac DV Special Edition. The engaging attributes that charmed millions of first-time computer buyers—and stole the hearts of many PC users as well—are back. And they’re even better. Want to get on the Internet? Piece of cake. The iMac comes with Mac OS 9 installed, and—with its Setup Assistant—gets you online for the first time. In minutes. (The Setup Assistant helps you create a new Internet account, or will use an existing account if you already have one.) The Internet is at your service One of the biggest advantages of having Mac OS 9 on your iMac could be the free suite of Internet services you get to enjoy (including your own exclusive mac.com email address). As an iMac customer, you’re signed up automatically through the Setup Assistant, and can immediately start using popular services like iReview and iCards, as well as iTools (an exclusive service for Mac OS 9 users). By the way, you can do all that wirelessly with AirPort, Apple’s cutting-edge wireless networking technology. Every iMac DV, iMac DV+ and iMac DV Special Edition comes AirPort-ready with a built-in antenna. Just add the optional AirPort Card. You can do it yourself, in seconds. With AirPort, you can surf the Internet through solid brick walls—without cables, additional phone lines or complicated networking hardware.

Apple iMac 07.2000

from : Apple




Created : July19, 2000
Last updated : July 23, 2000