Yes. An Apple desktop is a computer. All computers must have a CPU, which stands for Central Processing Unit. Humans have a CPU also--it's called a brain. Our brain is the best computer that has ever existed. We can do more things than any computer ever built. Think about how the brain works every time you simply move your hand. The electric signals must travel from one cell to another--at speeds that computer engineers could only dream of.
no, just oranges.
Probably updating their laptops and desktops.
the monitor is not the computer, the CPU is. the monitor is basically the screen, but this doesn't always apply to modern desktops, because certain monitors have built in CPUs.
Apple still remains the most trusted brand...
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Yes, Apple has a line of desktop computers that were introduced to the public in the year of 1998. The Imac is Apple's line of consumer desktops computers.
There are many places where one can find out more information about desktops. One can find out more information about desktops at popular on the web sources such as Dell and Apple.
Not necessarily. You get what you pay for.
On modern systems, the CPU. *Very* old systems (Apple II, "IBM" PC) use the same CPU and bus speeds.
The Apple Computer 1 (AKA Apple I, or Apple-1) was a desktop computer first released by the Apple Computer Company in 1976. Since that time the Company has had a series of laptops and desktops in continuous production.
iMacs are designed, created, manufactured, and sold by Apple, Incorporated. Apple is located in Cupertino, California and has been around since 1976.
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