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iMac G3 Blueberry

Thank you for checking my idea!The iMac G3 was released in 1998.The bold design, which overturned the conventional image, attracted many people and ...

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Ok, so this isn't mine but I have a similar set up, a G3 Strawberry iMac with original keyboard and mouse...... [ATTACH] (BTW, in the background...

iMac The iMac debuted in 1998 and was one of Apple's first big projects after anointing Steve Jobs its CEO. Translucent and brightly colored the iMac was a stylish step above its predecessors and did away with floppy disk drives opting instead for USB ports. iMac The iMac debuted in 1998 and was one of Apple's first big projects after anointing Steve Jobs its CEO. Translucent and brightly colored the iMac was a stylish step above its predecessors and did away with floppy disk drives opting…

3D Printed IMac G3 Mini - Fully Functional Hackintosh Powered by Intel NUC: The Big Picture I have a certain fondness for Small Form Factor (SFF) computers. Don't get me wrong, I also love large screens and multiple monitors. There is just something about certain Apple designs that calls to me to either mod or shr…

My lime green Apple iMac Computer vintage 1999

Egg-shaped computer/monitor unit (a) of translucent clear and blue plastic, with screen, CD drawer and two small speakers at front; carry handle inset in top rear; retractable blue foot bar on underside at front. Two accompanying components are also of translucent clear and blue plastic: one, a flat rectangular keyboard (b) with black keys, retractable foot bar and cord; the other, a circular mouse with cord (c).

"iMac" Computer Designed by Jonathan Ive, British, born 1967, and Apple Industrial Design Team, Cupertino, California. Made by Apple Computer Inc., Cupertino, California, 1976 - present.

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