Apple iMac (MA589LL) Mac Desktop

Pros: Great for media, beautiful design, excellent specs, browse the internet safely

Cons: Price

The Bottom Line: If your PC is giving you trouble, it's time to make the switch. Don't settle for a dysfunctional PC jam-packed with Spyware.

Review: Until a few months ago, I had nothing but bad experiences with Mac computers. My last foray into the world of iMacs (on a majorly trashed school computer in 2002) ended with me losing a Photoshop project I had worked diligently on for 8 hours due to a ...

Pros: Compact well-equipped PC for the home user and casual gamer.

Cons: Quirky Mighty Mouse, average built-in speakers.

The Bottom Line: It's all the computer most of us will ever need, right out of the box.

Review: Twice in a single year, Apple has released Intel-based iMac computers, and with whispers of the Core Quadro chip (yep, 4 processor cores) on the wind, should you wait? If web surfing, home movie-making, photo editing and home office work are all you ...

Pros: Awesome screen, Windows Mac, rock-solid reliability, semi-portable, wireless/bluetooth

Cons: Honestly can't think of any

The Bottom Line: Stunning screen, unmatched software bundle, stylish and convenient design, ease of use, reliability, wide range of connections from USB 2.0 to Bluetooth, make this computer unbeatable for the price!

Review: My Dad bought one of the first Macs in 1984 and we always had one in the house while I was growing up. In contrast, almost every school or university I've attended and every company I've worked for used PCs. Most of the time, educational institutions and ...

Pros: Doesn't run Windows (enough said)

Cons: Expensive when compared to PC

The Bottom Line: It's a stable, easy to use platform with coolness built in.

Review: I have always loved Macs, so can't say that I am surprised to really like using this iMac - it's not a huge surprise. The OS has progressively gotten easier and easier to use. My 5 year old is even navigating through iPhoto and iTunes to see her ...

Pros: Bright screen, good internal speakers, user-friendly operating system.

Cons: Keyboard and Mighty Mouse are difficult to use at times.

Review: Having not used a Mac for 7 years, this iMac is a great introduction to Apple computing circa 2007. The 20-inch screen is brilliant with lots of real estate to open multiple applications. Attractive design makes it an elegant addition to any home ...