I use the resources at www.everymac.com there may be other databases out there, but everymac is quick and easy to use. If you have a tray loading iMac it is most likely a 233 or 266 Mhz iMac, otherwise known as a Rev A, or Rev B. They are a nice machine. Kind of like Honda's they don't do anything GREAT, but they do most everything good. I have a Rev A, with 320Meg of ram running Mac OS X 10.2.8 Jaguar, and it does the trick just fine. Any other questions?
John Belen Lansing, MI
On Feb 10, 2004, at 1:44 PM, Sunil Hari wrote:
Hi! I'm Sunil, and I've used macs since 1988 or so. However, I'm an iMac
n00b, having bought my first one yesterday for $75. It's a blue-green
iMac with a tray-loading CD-ROM, and 96 MB RAM (said the previous owner).
How can I determine other technical aspects of my new machine?
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