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iMac G5 Q&A (iMac G5 FAQ)
With the iMac G5 Q&A you can get answers to all of your iMac G5 questions from "What are the differences between the 'iSight' iMac G5 models?" to "Is it possible to upgrade the iMac G5 to support a second display in 'extended desktop' mode?" and everything in between.
Please note that the iMac G5 series was discontinued on January 10, 2006, and the iMac G5 Q&A was "archived" on January 15, 2007.
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Most Frequently Asked iMac G5 Q&As:
Is it possible to upgrade the iMac G5 to support a second display in "extended desktop" mode?
How do you upgrade the RAM in the iMac G5 models? How much RAM of what type do these systems support?
Which iMac G5 models can be wall mounted? Are these models VESA compliant?
Is the CPU on the iMac G5 upgradable? How is it mounted?
What are the differences between the "iSight" iMac G5 models?
Can the iMac G5 run MacOS 9/Classic applications?
What are the differences between the second generation or "Ambient Light Sensor" iMac G5 models?
How do you replace or upgrade the hard drive in the iMac G5 models?
Can the iMac G5 run Windows?
What type of modem is standard with the iMac G5 models?
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