Crossword clues for imac
imac
- Product sold with the Magic Keyboard
- Positionable computer
- Popular desktop
- Part of a long line of Apples
- OS X-using computer
- Non-PC product
- New product of 1998
- Mountain Lion runner
- Mojave runner
- Magic Mouse device
- Magic Mouse 2 device
- Machine that comes with a Touch Bar
- Machine that bears fruit?
- Machine seen at the Genius Bar
- Machine running OSX
- Large-screen Apple
- Keynote platform
- Jobs rollout of 1998
- Jobs creation of 1998
- Its Flower Power design debuted in 2001
- Its first version was egg-shaped
- Its first model came in "Bondi blue"
- Its biggest display is 27 inches
- Item that comes with a Magic Mouse
- Item in a non-PC ad
- It's Intel-based since 2006
- It uses the Magic Mouse
- It may have a Fusion drive
- It comes with the Mighty Mouse
- Green Apple?
- Genius Bar "patient," maybe
- GarageBand runner, perhaps
- G4 or G5
- Fruit-colored computer, once
- Eye-catching Apple of 1998
- Eye-catching Apple
- Egg-shaped computer, once
- Dimension alternative
- Device that's a garment backward
- Device that comes with a Magic Mouse
- Device available with a Fusion Drive
- Desktop with an AppleCare option
- Desktop with a Retina display
- Desktop with a Retina 5K display
- Desktop with a 27-inch model
- Desktop whose first version was the G3
- Desktop whose first letter is lowercase
- Desktop that will run Big Sur
- Desktop that used to come in G3 or G4
- Desktop that turned 20 in 2018
- Desktop that might run High Sierra
- Desktop that comes with GarageBand
- Desktop that comes with a Magic Keyboard
- Desktop release of 1998
- Desktop offering an AppleCare warranty
- Desktop model from Apple
- Desktop item since 1998
- Desktop from Cupertino
- Desktop covered by AppleCare
- Desktop computer that runs Safari
- Desktop computer that runs OS X
- Desktop computer that runs on OS X
- Desktop computer that now runs on OS X Mavericks
- Desktop computer since 1998
- Desktop computer choice
- Desktop choice
- Cute computer
- Core 2 Duo computer
- Computer with a Magic Keyboard
- Computer whose plural sounds like a big-screen format
- Computer whose original case featured "Bondi Blue" plastics
- Computer whose 27-inch version has a Retina 5K display
- Computer that runs Sierra
- Computer that runs Mojave
- Computer that runs GarageBand
- Computer that may use Snow Leopard
- Computer that comes with Thunderbolt
- Computer that comes with a Retina 4K display
- Computer that comes with a Mighty Mouse
- Computer that comes with a Magic Keyboard
- Computer originally offered in Bondi blue
- Computer introduction of 1998
- Computer brand since 1998
- Compact desktop computer
- Colorful PC alternative
- Colorful old Apple
- Colorful desktop
- Colorful Apple model
- Chromebook competitor
- Catalina runner
- Brightly colored Apple desktop computer
- Blue Dalmatian was one of its colors
- Articulated Apple
- Apple's G5 desktop, e.g
- Apple's G4, e.g
- Apple's all-in-one computer
- Apple-on-the-desk option
- Apple with some color
- Apple with pizazz
- Apple with jacks
- Apple with apps
- Apple with an Intel chip
- Apple with a tiny core?
- Apple with a seedless core?
- Apple with a Retina display
- Apple with a Magic Mouse, maybe
- Apple with a Magic Mouse
- Apple user's option
- Apple that's translucent
- Apple that used to be blue, sometimes?
- Apple that turns 20 in 2018
- Apple that requires juice
- Apple that debuted 18 years ago
- Apple that can have eight cores
- Apple Store computer
- Apple product that debuted in 1998
- Apple product that can have 3TB of storage
- Apple product since 1998
- Apple product line
- Apple product introduced in 1998
- Apple on the teacher's desk?
- Apple on the desk?
- Apple on one's desk
- Apple on many a desk
- Apple on a teacher's desk, say
- Apple on a teacher's desk, maybe
- Apple in strawberry, tangerine, and grape
- Apple in a classroom
- Apple for sale
- Apple device with Thunderbolt ports
- Apple desktop with a Retina display
- Apple desktop that came in such colors as lime and strawberry in 1999
- Apple desktop since 1998
- Apple desktop option
- Apple desktop offering
- Apple debuted in August 1998
- Apple core product
- Apple computer/monitor combo
- Apple computer with a 21.5- or 27-inch display
- Apple Computer product
- Apple computer first sold in 1998
- Apple "all-in-one" computer
- Adjustable computer
- 1998 Apple intro
- 14-year-old Apple
- 13-year-old Apple
- "Where did the computer go?" introduced it
- "There's no step 3!" product
- "Say hello to ___" (ad slogan of 1998)
- "Power to the pro" computer
- Apple production
- Colorful computer debut of 1998
- Popular computer
- Apple of a sort
- Colorful Apple product
- OS X user, maybe
- Apple that's brightly colored
- Apple variety?
- Apple that may be green or red
- Apple on a teacher's desk?
- Product whose 1-Across is a 61-Across
- Apple computer since 1998
- Computer with an iSight camera
- *Apple variety
- Apple not for eating
- Apple of many colors
- All-in-one computer model
- Un-PC computer?
- PC competitor
- Computer since 1998
- Apple best seller
- PC alternative
- Apple piece
- Computer introduced by Steve Jobs
- G3 or G4 computer
- Big name in desktops
- Jobs offering of 1998
- Ballyhooed new product of 1998
- Product once advertised with the catchphrase "There's no step 3!"
- Computer debut of 1998
- G4 or G5 computer
- Non-PC purchase
- Computer that once came in "flavors"
- Product promoted as having both "beauty" and "brains"
- Leopard's home?
- Computer once with an egg-shaped design
- Computer that uses OS X
- Apple offering since 1998
- Non-PC computer
- Big Apple?
- Computer serviced at Genius Bars
- Jobs plan, once
- Apple debut of 1998
- G3, G4 or G5
- Apple choice
- Non-PC choice
- Jobs creation?
- Apple since 1998
- Old "There's no step 3!" sloganeer
- Computer that sounds like a theater when pluralized
- Tech debut of 1998
- One might run Lion or Leopard
- Non-PC office purchase
- Apple desktop computer
- Popular desktop computer
- Yosemite runner
- Computer that runs OS X
- Computer whose second letter is capitalized
- Apple that might be seen on a teacher's desk
- It may run the Sierra OS
- "Computer that originally came in "flavors"
- Desktop brand
- Computer that once came in Bondi Blue
- Computer that originally came in colorful "flavors"
- 1998 Apple debut
- Apple on a desktop
- Apple type
- All-in-one Apple desktop
- Apple Store buy
- Computer that came in many colors
- Apple Store purchase, perhaps
- Popular Apple product
- Apple all-in-one computer
- All-in-one Apple computer
- Computer made by Apple
- Apple line
- OS X runner
- High Sierra runner
- Apple creation
- Un-PC purchase?
- Safari runner
- Old Apple computer
- Desktop since 1998
- Desktop option since 1998
- Computer introduced in 1998
- Candy-colored computer
- Apple that's plugged in
- Apple option
- Apple model since 1998
- Apple for the teacher?
- Apple desktop introduced in 1998
- Teacher's Apple
- Popular PC
- Line of Apple desktops
- It comes with a Magic Mouse
- Apple on a desk, perhaps
- Apple introduction of 1998
- ___ Pro (Apple product introduced in June)
- Unibody Apple
- Thunderbolt machine
- Sierra runner
- Product since 1998
- Mavericks runner
- It comes with the Magic Keyboard
- Desktop debut of 1998
- Desktop computer made by Apple
- Desktop computer from Apple
- Desktop computer brand
- Desktop Apple computer
- Desktop Apple product
- Computer with a Core 2 Duo processor
- Computer that comes with GarageBand
- Colorful desktop computer
- Certain Apple product
- Big Apple product
- Apple's G5, e.g
- Apple with an electronic core
- Apple that's inedible
- Apple that may be red or green
- Apple release of 1998
- Apple on a teacher's desk, perhaps
- Apple on a desk, maybe
- Apple not from a tree
- Apple introduced in 1998
- Apple found in various colors
- Apple for the teacher, perhaps?
- Apple for the teacher, maybe
- Apple for the teacher or the student
- Apple computer with a Magic Keyboard
- Apple Computer offering
- Apple computer introduced in 1998
- Apple computer available with a 21.5" or 27" display
- Apple bestseller
- 1998 Apple rollout
- "There's no step 3!" computer
- What "Where did the computer go?" introduced
- Unibody hardware brand
- Unibody computer brand
- Translucent Apple model
- Translucent Apple
- The first Apple with an Intel chip
- The eOne was similar to it
- Technology debut of 1998
- Tech product whose original slogan was "There's no step three!"
- Steve Jobs introduction of 1998
- Snazzy Apple
- Runner of Front Row software
- Retina 5K computer
- Product that comes with a Magic Mouse
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. One of a line of all-in-one Macintosh computers made by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple%20Inc.. Etymology 2
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Wikipedia
The iMac is a range of all-in-one Macintosh desktop computers designed and built by Apple Inc. It has been the primary part of Apple's consumer desktop offerings since its debut in August 1998, and has evolved through six distinct forms.
In its original form, the iMac G3 had a gumdrop or egg-shaped look, with a CRT monitor, mainly enclosed by a colored, translucent plastic case, which was refreshed early on with a sleeker design notable for its slot-loaded optical drive. The second major revision, the iMac G4, moved the design to a hemispherical base containing all the main components and an LCD monitor on a freely moving arm attached to it. The third and fourth major revisions, the iMac G5 and the Intel iMac respectively, placed all the components immediately behind the display, creating a slim unified design that tilts only up and down on a simple metal base. The fifth major revision (Summer 2007) shared the same form as the previous model, but was thinner and used anodized aluminum and a glass panel over the entire front. The sixth major revision (Fall 2012) uses a different display unit, omits the SuperDrive, and uses different production techniques from the older unibody versions. This allows it to be thinner at the edge than older models, with an edge thickness of 5.9mm (but the same maximum depth). It also includes a dual microphone setup, and includes solid-state drive (SSD) or hard disk storage, or an Apple Fusion Drive, a hybrid of solid state and hard disk drives. This version of the iMac was announced in October 2012, with the version released in November and the version in December; these were refreshed in September 2013, with new Haswell processors, faster graphics, faster and larger SSD options and 802.11ac WiFi cards.
In October 2014, the seventh major revision of the iMac was announced, whose main feature is a " Retina 5K" display at a resolution of 5120 x 2880 pixels. The new model also includes a new processor, graphics chip, and IO, along with several new storage options. The seventh major revision of the iMac was announced in October 2015, its main feature a " Retina 4K" display at a resolution of 4096 x 2304 pixels. It has the same new processor, graphics chip, and IO as the 27 inch iMac, along with several new storage options.
The iMac is a series of Macintosh desktop computers offered by Apple Inc. The current Apple iMac features either an Intel Core i5 or Core i7 processor, Intel Iris, Nvidia GeForce 700 Series, or AMD Radeon R9 M200 Series graphics cards, and a choice of either a 21.5" or 27" LED-LCD display.
Previous iMac models featured either a white polycarbonate enclosure or an aluminium enclosure. The late 2009 iMac model featured a unibody aluminium enclosure, a version of which can still be seen on the current model. The current iMacs released in October 2012 also feature a much thinner display, with the edge measuring just 5 mm.