This means that the computer could be pushed back against a wall or desk with all of its accessories plugged in, without damaging the cables. That’s clever. All of these features did come at a cost.

So what did Apple do? Introduce another iconic iMac, of course, in the form of the iMac G4. In place of the G3's CRT was a 15 ...

but that’s the case with 1997’s grey Power Mac G3. On the personality board are all the footprints for a single USB 1.1 port, but USB-hungry Apple fanboys had to wait for the translucent iMac ...

The G3 designation was added to its name once ... also marketed for use as computer servers for small businesses. Apple's first computer to feature Intel processors. Older software again had ...

Close your eyes and picture a Mac laptop. It has a small screen in ... These users had been asking for an “iMac to Go,” a computer with the ease of use and approachability found in the iMac G3. Jobs ...

Fred Anderson, chief financial officer of Apple, said in a statement: 'Strong demand for the iMac and the Power Macintosh G3 computers, combined with continued operational efficiency and asset ...