iMac is magnetized

[ipoddin]

Ok, maybe I just didn't read the manual completely, or maybe this is common knowledge, I don't know. But I had no idea the lower right side of the iMac has a magnet built in to it to attach the remote control. Now I don't have to worry about losing the remote. It attaches right to the iMac. Another brilliant Apple design element!

[EricNau]

Yes, it does.

It was advertised at the release of the Rev. C iMac G5. :)

[ipoddin]

Yes, it does.

It was advertised at the release of the Rev. C iMac G5. :)

Doh! Well, this is my first iMac in 3 years. Oh well, it's still cool.

[miniConvert]

It's infinitely cool, the guys at the office were very impressed when we got ours!

[dmw007]

Quite the nice feature in my opinion, rock on Apple. :)

[sokrates]

funny, now that you mention it, I didn't know that =) now I do, thx! :D

[skunk]

I thought the Remote contained the living quarters for a very small, well-trained limpet. But, thinking about it, that's probably the battery compartment.

[astewart]

I use the Remote alot with iTunes and Front Row.
What happens when the Battery eventually dies in it? :confused:

[jsw]

I use the Remote alot with iTunes and Front Row.
What happens when the Battery eventually dies in it? :confused:
The battery is replaceable.

[Unorthodox]

You mean the remote sticks to the side of my iMac because of magnets?
I thought is was magic.
No, no!
It's IS magic!
There is no magnet.
Yes, yes!
Magic! Magic!

[dmw007]

You mean the remote sticks to the side of my iMac because of magnets?
I thought is was magic.
No, no!
It's IS magic!
There is no magnet.
Yes, yes!
Magic! Magic!


Keep on believing that Unorthodox. :p ;) :D :)

[nitynate]

I use the Remote alot with iTunes and Front Row.
What happens when the Battery eventually dies in it? :confused:
Like Unorthodox said, no magnets, no batteries, magic!

Yes, its all magic.