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Hello,
How do I tell my screen size? is it measured diagonally? Can I find it under my iMac Hardware Overview?
I want to buy a new larger screen version but need to check first.
Thanking you 🙂
Peter
iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
In the iMac hardware Overview, what is your iMac's model identifier number?
This should tell you what your screen size is. Just put in your serial number.
Damien13 wrote:
Hello,
How do I tell my screen size? is it measured diagonally?
Yes, though it is a nominal value. If you want to replace the LCD screen itself determine your iMac's exact model identifier - it will resemble a format such as iMac10,1 - and buy a replacement from a reputable vendor.
Hello Peter,
Yes; like a TV screen, the size can be ascertained by measuring the actual screen, not the frame surround, diagonally.
OSX 10.6.8
