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Well, I have a Rev.B iMac (same as the original but with more vram and a better graphics chip) with 196MB and I'm running 10.1 fine. It's not quite as speedy as 9.1, but nearly. Any flavoured iMac with enough ram should be a fine candidate for 10.1. Stay away from 10.0-10.0.4 though. It wasn't...

Just a clarification of oldmac's post- all PowerBooks/iBooks have to be sent to Apple for repairs (at least that was the case here in Canada as of the first iBook). Even if you take it into a dealer, they'll have to send it out to Apple. May as well go straight to the source.