The latest iMac, whose 24-inch version we reviewed, has plenty of storage and a relatively good graphics card. Good thing, because if you want to upgrade the iMac, you'll likely be swapping components, not adding them. The least expandable computer we've tested in recent memory (even less expandable than the Enano EX7200) has zero expansion slots; a single, already-occupied drive bay; three USB ports; and two FireWire ports. And Apple apparently thinks we don't use parallel ports anymore, because none are to be found on the iMac. What's next to go--the buttons on our mice? Full Review | Latest Prices
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In Pictures: Best & Worst Desktop PCs of 2007
We review desktop PCs of all types, and here you'll see the extremes: the best and worst, the fastest and slowest, and the coolest and ugliest that came through our lab in the last year (or so).
Least Expandable PC: Apple iMac
Worst Paint Job: Cisnet NASCAR PC
Biggest PC: War Machines M1 Elite
Smallest PC: Enano EX7200
Most Expensive PC: Alienware Area-51 7500
Least Expensive PC: Ajump Prive 336
Fastest PC: Xi Mtower IGE-Stacker
Slowest PC: HP Compaq dc5750
Most Expandable PC: CyberPower Infinity Pro
Least Expandable PC: Apple iMac
Most Hard-Drive Space: CyberPower Infinity Pro
PC With the Biggest Monitor: HP Blackbird 002 Lci
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