Apple launched the iMac G4 in early 2002 as a replacement to the hugely successful original iMac range. Not only did Apple give the new iMac the more powerful PowerPC G4 chip, cure which had up until then only been
Apple iMac G4
Apple PowerBook G4 12″
The 12” G4 Powerbook is regarded by many as being one of the best ever notebooks produced by Apple. Despite being replaced by the original plastic intel based MacBooks it still remained a highly sought after model long after it
Apple eMac (education Mac)
Apple launched the eMac (education Mac) back in 2002 for the education market. It was significantly cheaper and more durable than the iMac of the time which had just been redesigned with a radical new lampshade form, comprising of a
Apple iBook Clamshell
Apple launched the iBook Clamshell in 1999 as an affordable portable Mac for the consumer market. In contrast to the more understated design of Apple’s PowerBook range, the Clamshell’s design was a continuation of the radical all in one, curvy,
Apple PowerMac G5
The Power Macintosh G5 was introduced by Apple in 2004 as a replacement to its hugely successful G4 range of PowerMacs. Not only did the G5 PowerMac offer greater processing power than the G4 range, it also saw Apple move away from
Apple PowerMac G4 MDD
I must admit I have a bit of a soft spot for the G4 MDD (Mirrored Drive Doors), not only is it one of the best looking towers produced by Apple, the 1.25 Ghz version was also the last G4