Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.

Lukasic

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Jan 14, 2011
11
0
I can buy a 27" iMac for 1250$.I belive its the 2011 model because all i know about it is that it has thunderbolt and i5 proccesor.I've already got all of the apple products that aren't desktops,and i've already got a PC with high-end specs.So should i buy it?
 
I can buy a 27" iMac for 1250$.I belive its the 2011 model because all i know about it is that it has thunderbolt and i5 proccesor.I've already got all of the apple products that aren't desktops,and i've already got a PC with high-end specs.So should i buy it?

Sounds like a good deal on the 27" iMac. However I'd probably want a bit more info on specs before pulling the trigger. The processor would be either 2.7 GHz or 3.1 GHz. Prices when new ran $1699 - $1999.
 
A couple of other considerations.

You can also get a 27" iMac on the refurbished store for $1,419 with a one year warranty. Can you still buy AppleCare for the used machine?
 
A couple of other considerations.

You can also get a 27" iMac on the refurbished store for $1,419 with a one year warranty. Can you still buy AppleCare for the used machine?

I never said it's used.It's new.And no i can't buy AppleCare because im buying it from an unofficial reseller.
 
A couple of other considerations.

You can also get a 27" iMac on the refurbished store for $1,419 with a one year warranty. Can you still buy AppleCare for the used machine?

I never said it's used.It's new.And no i can't buy AppleCare because im buying it from an unofficial reseller.

I'd still get all the specs and compare it with the cost of an Apple refurb. The difference is $169, based on mcpix's post, and you have the option to purchase AppleCare on the refurb. (Refurb store still down for me so can't check prices)

What do you do if you encounter a problem at 1 year 1 day?
 
I never said it's used.It's new.And no i can't buy AppleCare because im buying it from an unofficial reseller.

If it's new or still within 1 year warranty, then it's eligible to have AppleCare attached on it. Doesn't matter where you buy it.
 
Sounds good, I'd be tempted but it depends on what you want it for, if you already have a high-end PC then it might be worth going for as it's still going to be a pretty powerful computer.

Plus you should be able to get ML for Free but that's only $20 anyway.
 
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.