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Apple iMac A1224 20" Desktop - MB323LL/A (Early, 2008)

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US $59.99
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Item specifics

Condition
Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is ...
Processor
Intel Core 2 Duo
Graphics Processing Type
Dedicated Graphics
MPN
MB323LL/A
Most Suitable For
Casual Computing
Item Length
7.4 in
SSD Capacity
250 GB
GPU
ATI Radeon HD 2400 XT
Form Factor
All-In-One
Release Year
2008
Item Height
18.5 in
Hard Drive Capacity
250 GB
Operating System
Mac OS X 10.5, Leopard
Features
Built-in Camera
Item Width
19.1 in
Screen Size
20 in
RAM Size
4 GB
Color
Silver
Processor Speed
2.40 GHz
Brand
Apple
Series
Apple iMac
Type
All-in-One
Maximum RAM Capacity
4 GB
Model
A1224
Connectivity
USB 2.0
Storage Type
SSD (Solid State Drive)

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73 product ratings
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  • by stevemcculla0
    Aug 17, 2017Top favourable review

    Great value and still very usable

    this isn't the newest iMac out there but it's more than capable of running the software that i need. Basic office tasks, netflix, web surfing, etc.. i've upgraded mine with an SSD and the difference is night and day. El Capitan seems to be made for SSDs and doesn't offer the performance on spinning media hard drives. if you're looking for a good starter machine or a cheaper second one this would probably do for you.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-Owned

  • by ks90630
    Sep 16, 2018Top critical review

    Good extra PC for spare roo, but buy Mac w/power+keyboard together. Or ur better off getting newer model. Power Cords for minimacs in scarce & $$$$

    Good extra PC for spare roo, but buy Mac w/power+keyboard together. Or ur better off getting newer model. Power Cords for minimacs in scarce & $$$$ As far as the rumors go, Mac is better than the Puter (exception: the mining PC, but no one uses that for anything else) I suggest having a Desktop iif you have kids, better posture and graphic design, coding, studying is easier to focus fun and it helps create better habits.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: itreplay

  • by starrander
    Nov 08, 2014

    Awesome Computer. 8.3/10

    The 20 inch iMac is apples entry level all in one desktop solution, while this model is nearly 7 years old, it has aged exceptionally well. While the 128mb Graphics processor and standard 2GB of ram are going to limit your gaming capabilities, it still makes basic tasks such as word processing, and light video editing a breeze....And that's not to say the RAM isn't easily expandable too, the video card can also be upgraded with a little experience. I was able to seamlessly play games like Minecraft, Portal 2, and other popular games of today on this machine at lower settings, and making DVDs with iDVD or any iLife application was as easy as ever. The screen size lags behinds it's brothers, but i all based on preference.

  • by richies5belowstore
    Jan 13, 2013

    It's a stepping stone computer, but you can't beat its affordability!

    It's a mac, what's not to like? Computer processing systems can be evaluated (and valued) in all sorts of ways depending on it's structure. Sure, all 20" mac's look the same, but what you want to know is the value of the software within it [and if the computer can hold it, support it, and make it work at optimum capacity over a period of time]. This computer comes with 2 GB of memory standard for the year it was release, but it can hold up to 16GB with added upgrades. 2.4 Ghz processor, which is about average, but If you have the money go for the 1TB/3.4Ghz model with OSX 10.8.2 Mountain Lion, especially if you need it for business purposes, graphics, audio/video production, etc. If you need a stepping stone computer with that kind of capability, start with this [and from this seller, they ...

  • by jero.ackle
    Jun 03, 2020

    Great value and great store!

    It was delivered today and I can’t believe the condition it’s in. It’s clean and running great, a couple scuffs on the back but who’s looking there? Also.. trust me, download Chrome because some sites just wont work on Safari. YouTube for example, kept shutting down safari. Other than that. It’s more than a good value. I do recommend.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: goodcomputerguy381

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