The original iMac was also referred to as iMac G3 because the device packed a 233MHz PowerPC G3 processor inside along with an ATI Rage IIc graphics card. It came with a 4GB IDE hard drive ...

I certainly saw and used my fair share of them in middle and high school, but I also got to experience the iMac G3’s weird older sibling, the Power Macintosh G3 All-in-One. Yeah, the one that looks ...

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 delivered. Built around a 12.1” screen and a 300 MHz G3, this new ...

Now, it’s everywhere you look. In a way, it was reminiscent of when the iMac G3 dropped the floppy drive. No one misses those disks now. It’s easy to remember the worst elements of the 12-inch ...

that all changed when Steve Jobs returned to the Apple fold in 1997 and introduced the iMac G3 just a year later. Even by the standards of late-1990s design, the iMac G3 was a bold statement.