i Mac 27" LED 16:9 widescreen pc

NEW TOYS !

The new Apple imac , 27 inch

it really amazing to have imac for my self

It was very lucky , becasue I was nealy going to buy the 24" 3.06G last week

From "PC advisor" magazine

iMac screen

The most obvious change in Apple's new all-in-one computer range is to the  screen. Both the 21.5- and 27-inch screens are made with high definition video in mind.

And the 27-inch model is, in a word, stunning.

Don't take my word for it. That's based on the cluster of techie-types and graphic designers who popped into my office last week to get a gander at the newest all-in-one Mac from Apple.

Part of it might have been the novelty: Apple unveiled these larger, widescreen iMacs on October 20 and sent one over for review purposes two days later.

It's the biggest change for the iMac since it went aluminium-and-black in late 2007.

Like on many HDTVs, the black border around the new iMac's screen reaches out to the very edge; the aluminium border that surrounded the screen in the previous iMac is gone

This gives the effect of the screen being bigger than it really is. To the chagrin of many, there is no matte screen option. Glossy is your only choice.

While the 21.5-inch iMac isn't much bigger than the previous 20-inch iMac on paper, sitting side-by-side, the 21.5-inch iMac seems huge. It has a 1,920-x-1,080-pixel resolution.

The 27-inch iMac is gloriously big, but one Macworld editor said it might even be too big as a desktop Mac.

That screen, the largest LED-backlit computer display out there for now, offers a resolution of 2,560-x-1,440 pixels for a true 16x9 aspect ratio. According to Apple, the basic £949 model - and its slightly pricier £1,199 brother - offers 17% more pixels than the old 20-inch iterations.

That's 90 percent of the screen real estate you'd get from Apple's gargantuan 30-inch Cinema Display and it's perfect for viewing high-definition content.

Judging from the coos of approval I heard when I fired up some hi-def movie trailers for the huddled masses, this iMac should sell well.

In fact, hi-def content is so sharp and bright that it almost looks 3D. The big question you'll be asking yourself is: "Do I put this in an office or show it off in the living room?"

Apple says that the iMac screens are LED-backlit widescreen TFT active-matrix LCDs with in-plane switching technology, and can display millions of colours at all resolutions.

In the past, Apple has used 6-bit displays on its 20-inch iMacs and 8-bit displays on its larger-sized iMacs. Apple doesn't specify the bit depth on its iMac Web site; I'm waiting to hear back from Apple about this.

In-plane switching is supposed to help flat-panel displays maintain image quality at any angle, and this seems to help with the new iMacs.

I didn't notice any colour shifting or loss of image quality when viewing at extreme angles. On the previous iMacs, there was a noticeable colour shift. On the old 20-inch iMac, it didn't take much of an angle to see the colour shifting.

It is a huge box

all the accesories in the box

the back , it is really well amking PRODUCT I even seen

all the detail , finish are PERFECT

most I like is the HOLE

the HOLE of the back , which is for the power cable go through

see, it is so elegant

this is the Super drive and the SD card input slot

iMac case design

The body of the iMac is now made entirely of aluminium. The flat black plastic used on the back in earlier models is gone, allowing Apple to use its unibody design process to carve the chassis out of a solid block of aluminum.

The front "chin" below the screen (it's not as big as before) is added on later, but you'd never know it to look at it.

What you will notice, especially if you're familiar with the old 24-inch iMac, is that teh 27-inch iMac is 2.2kg heavier, weighing in at 13.8kg. (The 21.5-inch model weighs 9.3kg.)

Another change: The screen glass now runs from edge to edge and is surrounded by a black bezel. It gives the iMac a more refined look.

The power button is flush with the back panel and is also aluminium, so it feels like the rest of the back.

If you're reaching around the back from the front of the iMac, it's not as easy to find as the power button on the old iMac, which had a concave button that had a different texture than the back panel.

what is the best I like mac ?

it is plug and play

I just plug in the power cord , and then turn on

after few munites , I am on line ....

and also one more thing is very important

the i mac OS is runnung so smooth and fast

my PC is always slow  slow and more slow

thanks for reading