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lowendmac.com - 19 days ago
Dumping Macs for Google Apps, SSD in iMac, Late 2009 iMac Performance Problems, and More, Mac News Review
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iMac Upgraded to SSD
thatsiebguy.com - 23 days ago
iMac Upgraded to SSD
— thatsiebguy.com — As much as I didn’t want to believe it, my beloved 24″ iMac that I use at... work finally started having harddrive issues. I couldn’t pinpoint if this was an OSX issue (firmware updated, etc) or an actual hardware issue, but the ... (more) iMac Upgraded to SSD

Comments vote down The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) found this 23 days agofound this
New iMac and MacBook touchscreens debut, thanks to Troll Touch
engadget.com - 16 days ago
New iMac and MacBook touchscreens debut, thanks to Troll Touch
— engadget.com — Troll Touch -- the fun little company with the unfortunate name -- have announced more of their... award-winning analog resistive touch kits for 21.5-inch and 27-inch iMacs as well as unibody MacBooks. Prices for the iMac kits themselves start at ... (more) New iMac and MacBook touchscreens debut, thanks to Troll ...

Comments vote down Macworld found this 16 days agofound this
iMac Touchscreens
trolltouch.com - 16 days ago
iMac Touchscreens
— trolltouch.com — iMac Overview Apple Aluminum iMac (Complete Packages) 21.5 inch, 2.66 GHz iMac w/touchscreen .... $2299.00 USD NEW!... 21.5 inch, 3.06 GHz iMac w/touchscreen .... $2599.00 USD NEW! 27 inch, 3.06 GHz iMac w/touchscreen ....... $3399.00 USD NEW! 27 inch, ... (more) iMac Touchscreens

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Install a SSD in an iMac 24" — HardMac.com
the administrator if the website  thatsiebguy.com  installed a SSD in an iMac 24" to replace the original HD. The SSD model being a 2.5" instead of the designed 3.5" support, he used an adaptor, but everything is working fine and the reactivity of the computer is dramatically ...
Putting an SSD upgrade in a 24" iMac — The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
SSD s, or solid-state drives, are all the rage in portables these days. They come in MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs directly from Apple (with the appropriate upgrades, of course), and we've seen people upgrade their old-school mechanical drives , hack in a second drive to take advantage of the ...