anyone out there in need of an imac g5?

[samchester]

hey everybody
i'm looking to sell my 17" 2ghz imac g5 or even trade for something more portable. anyone interested let me know and i'll send you more details
it's in excellent condition and going for a song
note: it is the model previous to the i cam model
peace
sam

[Giaguara]

Hi Sam, to make it a bit easier logistic wise... around where (country, region or city) are you located? It may matter for a desktop machine, also for shipping costs...

[samchester]

ahh yes of course, perhaps a little too much coffee last night.
I am in Manchester, England,
the imac g5 in question is about two years old, running on tiger at the moment
anyione interested let me know
cheers
sam

[Viro]

Originally Posted by samchester

ahh yes of course, perhaps a little too much coffee last night.
I am in Manchester, England,
the imac g5 in question is about two years old, running on tiger at the moment
anyione interested let me know
cheers
sam

Hi there, I'd like to know a few things about this iMac.

1) CPU speed
2) Hard Drive capacity
3) RAM
4) Any visible defects on it

[samchester]

hey the spec is as follows:-
17" screen
cpu: 1.8 ghz
hard drive 75 gb
ram 1 gb

there are a few blemishes on the top as the white casing shows up anything but no pixel damage to the screen or internal damage. a very robust machine. i still use it for music recording, magazine design and have edited film on it before now, all of which is acheived with maximum speed and efficiency. never had it on the internet so it has not slowed down any although it can be hooked up.
programmes i have used on it include:-
quark
photoshop
illustrator
dreamweaver
protools
reason
final cut

anything else i can help you with let me know

cheers
sam

[Viro]

Ah, I'm looking out for a Rev. B mid-range model with the 2.0 GHz processor. Thanks for the info and good luck selling.

[nixgeek]

I'm actually interested in parts for my 2 GHz iMac G5 ALS as it's now having hardware problems. I'm hoping it's just the power supply as I don't think I could afford a new logic board.

[samchester]

hey man,
freaking out is always good to do once in a while for all of you out there.
My mac had problems with the power supply actually, it just wouldn't turn on and I had just passed my complimentary warranty so it cost me nearly a hundred pounds in parts, labour and advice (apple will only talk to you for a fee of £40 after your warranty runs out) but I hear it's a common problem.
I am only selling it as a whole and not as parts so it might be cheaper for you to have it repaired but if you want a reliable machine to replace it I have decided on a price of £450, although I am willing to negotiate
peace
Sam