iMac

Yes, if you have the Macintosh version. The Windows version will not run on an iMac.

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If you are referring to internet, yes, if you have installed a wireless device/Airport in your house, any Mac can locate the Airport. =)

Open System Preferences. Now click Display. Click the display tab and check "Best for built in display".

Turn the mouse off by flipping the on/off slider on the bottom of the mouse to the off position. Replace the batteries, turn the on/off slider to the on position and set it down in front of you iMac. Wait for it to connect. If for some reason it does not want to connect, force quit your Mac by holding the power button down. Turn your Mac back on and it will connect. If not, there is something wrong with the mouse. Of course you must have bluetooth turned on and it must be discoverable. You can check to make sure this is the case by clicking the bluetooth icon on the top right of your desktop screen.

Call up apple ASAP cause imacs are not supposed to freeze and if they do there might be a internal problem, my guess is that the intercooler or fan is broken, it would be that if it freezes in like 20min of turning it on. you can email me at Sports564@gmail.com if you have any more questions.

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1998 was the year the very first iMac was sold.

Finder works just like the Start button on a Windows PC.

Because the iMac renders colors much better than Windows PC. The iMac is also much easier to use for graphics than Windows PC. It is also more reliable and has far less crashes than Windows.

Yes, but only if the games allow it. The game has to say that it is Mac and PC Multiplayer/networkable. There aren't really too many games that do but there are getting to be more and more. Most online only games almost always allow both operating systems to play with each other. Most games that have both Windows and Mac versions can usually play with each other, but not always.

The iMac G3 was introduced in 1998.

There are no separate games for iMacs or eMacs. If a game is available for Mac OS X and your Mac (whatever it is) meets the minimum system requirements then the game will work.

Considering that 2009 is 3 years ago, the question is mute.

No, but you can get an alternate program called Pinta or you can get Gimp.

This question is not possible to answer. What do you mean by increase? Which computer are you talking about?

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To add an additional 1GB to an iMac to give it 2GB of RAM should not cost more than £15 (US $20). The Intel based iMacs are very easy to upgrade via the access door on the bottom. (See links below)

First off the keyboard must be a Bluetooth keyboard such as an Apple Buletooth keyboard. Secondly you must have Bluetooth turned on and it must be discoverable. To turn it on and make it discoverable click System Preferences in the Dock and then choose Bluetooth from the screen that comes up. There you will see ON & Discoverable. Click each box and then close out the screen. Turn on your Bluetooth keyboard and it will pair with your iMac.

You would need another device to connect to it.

Depends on who your Email server is. Contact your server which is whoever provides your internet service and or you email. On a Mac just open Mac Mail and create and account. Put in your email address and password. Your Mac will take care of the rest and create and account for you. If you already have tried to create and account delete it and start over. Click the + sing bottom left to create an account.

No. iMacs made before 2006 do not have Intel processors, so they cannot run Windows ("PC" mode). Some of the earlier Macs, while otherwise capable, do not have the proper EFI modules (parts of the computer's firmware) necessary to boot certain types of operating systems, like Windows.

The 27 inch iMac is 20.4 inches (51.7 cm) tall and the 21.5 inch iMac is 17.75 inches (45.1 cm) tall.

The iMac comes preloaded with iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, iCal (Calendar), iCloud, Photobooth, Garage Band (Audio Recording), Safari Browser, Mail, Time Machine (Backup), FaceTime, Address Book, Mac App Store.

iMacs can operate on a power supply ranging between 100-240V AC (50Hz to 60Hz, single phase frequency) which means they will work in most countries. An adapter may be required to connect to the local power supply.