Purchased this Imac earlier this year in early April for the GF. Paid nearly $2000.xx after all was said and done including tax. Later in June, I bought her a Macbook Pro and now, she doesn't find herself using the Imac that much since it's much more comfortable sitting on the bed than the chair. It hasn't even been turned on since last week.

It also comes with the 3 years of extended Applecare warranty. I will also include the wireless keyboard free of charge. The box that it came in still looks new.

Asking $1400 if you're in the midwest and $1475 shipped to cover paypal and shipping. Mind you this computer is coming in a big box and it's heavy.

Can text or call me at (913-636-9540) since I'm not on here that much.

Specs:
- 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Processor
- 2 GB 800 MHz DDR2 SDRAM (Can upgrade to 4GB, but I don't use it enough, so I never did it)
- 320 GB Hard Drive
- ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro Graphics

I will wipe the hard drive clean before you pick up and also will provide a fresh install of OSx Leopard 10.6 for you.

 

might be a little high seeing as they just came out with the new imacs good luck with the sale though!

 

Really, I was not aware of that at all. Bad timing indeed. I'll take reasonable offers.

 

Define a reasonable offer for me please. Thanks.

And yes, you put your iMac up for sale about a week too late now that the new ones have come out & are priced very competitively. Sorry man...

 

$1050 shipped reasonable?

 

Sorry, it took too long to get an answer. I already ordered a 27" quad-core iMac. Good luck with the sale though, that price should grab some attention hopefully.

 

27" Quad-Core is the sEx. If I wanted a desktop, I would have gone that route too with 8GB of ram and upgraded graphics card, but my unibody Macbook Pro is good enough

 

Haha that's exactly what I ordered (i5 processor with 8gb RAM). It should be shipped sometime in November (supposedly there's a shortage of the 512mb graphics cards causing the delay), and there have been quite a few negative reviews coming from the new dual-core iMacs regarding their performance during flash operations. New products = problems.

sorry for the off-topic...