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iMac – ME088LL/A – iMac14,2 – A1419

About this iMac

The Apple iMac Intel Aluminum released in September 2013 was another step in creativity in the world of computers. A number of more conventional features of a computer were absent – such a DVD drive slots and the FireWire ports that were traditional with the Apple iMac brand and new features appeared – such as the Thunderbolt port which allows for the passage of both visual and audio signal. The basic components of a computer such as the RAM were upgraded as this model had an 8 GB of 1600 MHz PC3-12800 DDR3 SDRAM which could be upgraded on purchase to a 32 GB RAM but not recommended for an upgrade after even though it is a possibility. The USB ports were 3.0 ports. It also had a powerful graphics processor included with its GeForce GT 755M graphics processor with 1 GB of dedicated GDDR5 memory with a built-in FaceTime HD camera. This computer still stands tall among competitors and will continue to stand tall for a long while regardless of the amount of development that happens in the computer world.

3.2 GHz Core i5

8 GB

1 TBHard Drive

Plugged-in

Storage

The device was built with 1 TB Serial ATA (6Gb/s) hard drive storage with a disk speed of 7200 RPM.

Screen Size and Resolution

The iMac Intel Aluminum version featured a 27-inch screen 2560×1440 LED-backlit 16:9 widescreen IPS display.

Processor& Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)

The iMac Intel Aluminum had the Mac OS X 10.8.4 (12E4022) operating system pre-installed on it. It was powered by Quad Core 3.2 GHz Intel “Core i5” I5-4570S (Ivy Bridge) processor with four independent processor cores on a single chip. Its graphics processor was the NVIDIA GeForce GT 755M graphics processor with 1 GB of dedicated GDDR5 memory.

Memory & Architecture

The device was built with a 6 MB on-chip level 3 cache with an 8 GB of 1600 MHz PC3-12800 DDR3 SDRAM. Its design was centered on a 64-Bit architecture.

Upgradability

Although the iMac Intel Aluminum came with 8 GB of RAM it could be upgraded up to 32 GB of RAM.

The Operating System of the iMac Intel Aluminum can also be upgraded from its pre-installed Mac OS X 10.8.4 (12E4022) up to macOS X 10.13. This iMac was also able to run Windows 7 (64-Bit) and more recently Windows 10 (64-Bit).

This iMac had the following dimensions of 51.6 cm, 65.0 cm, 20.3 cm, and a weight of 21 lbs. (9.54 kg).

Inclusive Features

The iMac includes the following features and ports:

A Power Adapter (100V-240V (50 Hz to 60 Hz, single phase))
Standard AirPort Extreme (802.11n).
Gigabit Ethernet
A Mini DisplayPort allowing dual and mirroring operations with resolutions of up to 2560×1600.
Stereo Speakers
Thunderbolt Ports
FaceTime HD webcam

Introduced: September 24, 2013		Discontinued: October 13, 2015
Screen Size and Resolution		Memory
Screen Size	27 inches TFT	Level 1 Cache	32k/32k
Resolution	2560×1440	Level 2/Level 3 Cache	256k (x4) 6 MB
Processor		RAM Type	PC3-12800 DDR3
Processors	1 (4 Cores)	Min. RAM Speed	1600 MHz
Architecture	64-Bit	Standard RAM	8 GB
Speed	3.2 GHz	Maximum RAM	32 GB
Type	Core i5 (I5-4570)	RAM Slots	4
Processor Upgrade	LGA 1155 (Socket H2)	Motherboard RAM	None
FPU	Integrated	Graphics
System Bus Speed	OPI	Video Card	GeForce GT 755M
Cache Bus Speed	3.2 GHz (Built-in)	VRAM Type	GDDR5
ROM/Firmware	EFI	Standard VRAM	1 GB
EFI Architecture	64-Bit	Maximum VRAM	1 GB
Storage		Inclusive Features and Ports
Standard Storage	1 TB HDD	Standard Optical Drive	None
Storage Speed	7200 RPM	Standard Ethernet	10/100/1000Base-T
Storage Dimensions	3.5″ (26.10 mm)/Proprietary	Standard Modem	None
Storage Interface	Serial ATA (6 Gb/s)	Standard AirPort	802.11ac
Battery		Standard Bluetooth	4.0
Type	N/A	USB Port 3.0	4
Battery Life	N/A	FireWire Ports	None
Description		Keyboard	Apple Wireless Keyboard
Case Type	All-in-One	Inclusive Input	Magic Mouse/Trackpad
Form Factor	27 iMac Late 2012	S-Video Output	None
Apple Order No	ME088LL/A	Microphone	1 (Built-in)
Apple Subfamily	Late 2013	Headphone	1
Apple Model Number	A1419 (EMC 2639)	Sound Out	1
Model ID	iMac14,2	Power Adapter	1

Identifier reference: ME088LL/A, A1419, EMC 2639, iMac14,2. Use these together because one Apple identifier can sometimes cover multiple configurations.

Last reviewed by Techable: August 19, 2025Identifiers checked: order number, A-number, EMC, and model identifier when available.

Model summary

This iMac at a glance

Family: iMac
Order Number: ME088LL/A
Model Number: A1419
EMC: 2639
Model ID: iMac14,2
Year: 2022

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