
Point - Counterpoint with Tera Patricks (Mac user) and Jack D. Miller (Mac user from the Windows world). Topic? Jack says the new iMac is a crippled and weak computer toy, not worthy of the G5 reputation for power. Tera says the new iMac is an absolute computer bargain.
Bargain Power or Crippled and Weak Computer Toy?
Point: This iMac is a big disappointment (Jack D. Miller).
Apple has done it again. There’s no expandability to speak of, it’s overpriced,.... (excerpted).
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Ronin said:
There is a reason that Apple was glad to see the G5 warranties expire. They had an extraordinary failure rate. The liquid cooling frequently dumped shortly before the expiration of the Apple Care warranty, ruining just about everything. I doubt that the liquid cooling failures will get any better with age.