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Is there anyway to bring an old iMac up to current day standards? I am trying to set myself up with a second screen, but unsure if i should:
1) Use super old iMac
2) Buy a display screen
3) Get a second laptop
4) Would the Mac Mini boost it? (not exactly sure what the Mac mini does)
Not sure which is most cost efficient.
PS i am a home, student user. No fancy programs, just the usual Microsoft package with Teams and email and calendar.
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Earlier Mac models
(not exactly sure what the Mac mini does)
it's a computer without a display connected and that comes without a mouse and keyboard
you can't bring a 21 year old computer up to current day standards, even if it's a typo and your imac is from 2010 or 2011 then you can't it does not support newer versions of MACos
(not exactly sure what the Mac mini does)
it's a computer without a display connected and that comes without a mouse and keyboard
you can't bring a 21 year old computer up to current day standards, even if it's a typo and your imac is from 2010 or 2011 then you can't it does not support newer versions of MACos
No, unfortunately. Recycle at any Apple Store for free & replace with a current-model Mac. Ask the sales associates to decide what’s best for you.
That’s the problem they don’t make decent desktop iMac anymore. Just the light weight version.
apart from weight then the "light weight version" is a lot more powerful than what came before
the 2001 modem was a clunky crt monster with a messed up mouse iMac G3 - Wikipedia
2001 iMac
