PowerPC

iMac G4/800 X-Only (Flat Panel, 2003)

The iMac G4/800 has its hardware housed in a hemisphere about 10 inches high, while the 15” flat panel TFT…

The iMac G4/700 SE is the top model to wrap up the whole G4 line. It got the fastest processor…

The iMac G3/700 SE is the top model to wrap up the whole G3 line. It got the fastest processor…

The iMac G3/600 released in summer 2001 doubles the hard disk storage capacity up to 40 GB and got the…

The iMac G3/600 SE released in early 2001 has only 128 MB of RAM but shares the hard disk 40…

The iMac G3/500 released early in 2001 stands apart from the previous G3 iterations. Not only the processor speed was…

The iMac G3 Slot-Loading DV+ 450 Hz, just another member of the “Summer Series”, doubled the hard disk storage capacity…

The iMac Slot-Loading G3 DV 400 Hz released in February 2001 was just a reincarnation of iMac G3 DV 400 Hz…

The iMac (500MHz G3, Summer 2001) in Indigo and Snow was released in summer of 2001 with almost the same…

The iMac G3 DV SE is identical to the iMac G3 DV in everything but hard drive storage capacity and…

The iMac G3 Slot-Loading 350 Hz Indigo was introduced in summer o 2000 year with slightly larger 7 GB hard…

The iMac (350MHz G3, Slot-Loading) is based upon the iMac G3 D revision and got, obviously, a slot-loading optical drive,…

The DV in iMac (400MHz G3, Slot-Loading) stands for Digital Video. With emphasis on home video editing, the iMac (400MHz…

The iMac G3 slot-loading DV 400 Hz also got a new “outfit” in summer 2000: Indigo and Ruby. It dropped…

The iMac G3 Revision C differs from the Revision B in processor speed (boosted up to 266 Hz) and in…

The iMac G3 333 Hz Revision D is identical to its predecessor save for the processor speed upgraded to 333…

The iMac G3 or Original iMac was the first all-in-one legacy-free desktop computer by Apple. With its’ Bondi Blue plastic…