Looking for I-Mac Information Info and Sites

[Moefiz]

Hey guys and gals, I am in the market for a new desktop and I not sure weather to stick with a PC or get an I-Mac.I would like to get some info on the 20in I-Mac or if anyone know of some sites that I can get some in dept information(here included) and reviews beside the Apple website.

Thanks in advance.

[xtop]

i can't find any recent reviews. but the mac gives you the option of installing windows..so you can't go wrong there. but you can get a faster/cheaper windows machine

all depends on what you need to do

[Galley]

Feel free to PM me with any questions. I have the 24" aluminum iMac.

[toef]

Originally Posted by Moefiz

Hey guys and gals, I am in the market for a new desktop and I not sure weather to stick with a PC or get an I-Mac.I would like to get some info on the 20in I-Mac or if anyone know of some sites that I can get some in dept information(here included) and reviews beside the Apple website.

Thanks in advance.

I'd recommend browing through the Mac Forums site (www.mac-forums.com)

You can probably find answers to all your questions there.

Or you could post them here, and I can try to help you.

As xtop mentioned, if your main concern is losing out on Windows, there are multiple ways to run Windows programs on a Mac (Boot Camp, Parallels, CrossOver, etc., etc.).

I recently upgraded to iWork '09 (Mac's version of Office) and feel that it's gaining a lot of ground on MS. Numbers is much crappier than Excel, but I think Pages is almost on par with Word, and Keynote > PowerPoint. And since it's simple to export into MS Office file formats (or set it up to do that by default), you don't have to worry about carrying your files to PCs.