>How to open an Intel iMac "aluminum" MB324LL/A

> This video summarizes how to open an iMac MB324LL/A. We try to point out wire locations that need to be unplugged and other things we ran into. Do at your own risk 🙂 abbyandwin.net

>White Intel iMac (Late 2006) Freezing, Horizontal Lines

> The Late 2006 iMac with ATI X1600 graphics has a defect that causes it to display graphic anomalies (horizontal lines, distorted shapes, scattered pixels) and “freezes" the GUI where the system becomes unresponsive to any mouse click or keyboard input. This defect usually becomes apparent after the 1 year warranty ends. It starts off as a horizontal line or distorted shape here and there, but over time the graphics glitches become more prevalent, and the system freezes occur more often. Eventually, the symptoms worsen to the point where the iMac becomes completely unusable, as seen in my video. Apple has continued to deny this as a widespread problem and refuses to accept responsibility by offering a free out-of-warranty repair. Instead, they want me to pay them $1000 to replace the logic board with the faulty graphics chip on it. To counter their denial, I offer these links: http://www.petitionspot.com getsatisfaction.com discussions.apple.com discussions.apple.com discussions.apple.com discussions.apple.com discussions.apple.com discussions.apple.com discussions.apple.com discussions.apple.com forums.macrumors.com forums.macrumors.com forums.macrumors.com applequalitycomplaints.blogspot.com BTW, if you have a Late 2006 MacBook Pro with the ATI X1600, you might see the same graphics issues and system freezes: superuser.com torley.com reviews.cnet.com http://www.johnvlang.com http://www.mac-forums.com http://www.sfmslaw.com If you are the owner of a Late 2006 iMac (Model ID: iMac5,1. Order#: MA589LL …

>iMac 5 SECOND BOOT! – Intel X25M SSD Install

> Dropped a 80GB Solid State Hard Drive. Mac boots in 5 seconds from Apple logo. Here’s a step by step guide. Enjoy =)

>First Gen. Intel iMac Hard Drive Replacement, Part 1

> Hard drive replacement on a first generation Intel iMac, performed by Rebecca K from Small Dog Electronics. Questions or comments? Email Rebecca at rebeccak@smalldog.com. Note: This is an advanced repair and is recommended for Apple Certified Technicians and is for educational use only. Small Dog Electronics is not responsible if you damage your machine.

>Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (PC game) on Intel GMA X4500HD

> The showcase of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire PC game on Intel GMA X4500HD integrated graphics chipset. Footage is recorded with FRAPS. While recording FPS averaged around 25. Without FRAPS the game runs at stable 60 FPS (maximum monitor refresh rate). Other key system components: Acer Aspire M5700 Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 @ 2.33 GHz 6.0 GB of DDR2 RAM @ 800 Mhz Western Digital Caviar Blue 7200 RPM 640 GB hard drive Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

>MeeGo Tablet on Intel Moorestown – Close-up Demo

> www.carrypad.com with a tablet built on Intel’s Moorestown platform showing the new MeeGo multitouch UI for tablets

>MeeGo Tablet on Intel Moorestown – Close-up Demo

> www.carrypad.com with a tablet built on Intel’s Moorestown platform showing the new MeeGo multitouch UI for tablets

>Toy Story 3 PC Game on iNtel GMA X3100…

> NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED from the songs of Megadeath and The Strokes on this video, just for animate the video xD—– thx Runs oN: Windows 7 Ultimate iNtel Pentium Dual Core 1.6 ghz 1.6 ghz 3Gb RAM 12O Gb Hard Disk Mobile intel express chip set 965 GMA X3100 Runs perfect max whit out fraps 30 FPS Whit fraps, all graphics low and 800 x 600 resolution : 15 FPS greetings!

>Intel Moorestown / Moblin (MeeGo) smartphones and tablets at CES

> www.midmoves.com Moorestown is due for release in Q2 with devices hitting the market in Q3. This video shows the range of form factors that should be expected

>Intel Moorestown / Moblin (MeeGo) smartphones and tablets at CES

> www.midmoves.com Moorestown is due for release in Q2 with devices hitting the market in Q3. This video shows the range of form factors that should be expected