Macintosh Classic:
This was the first computer I ever used. 9" B&W CRT, 8Mhz Motorola 68000. I miss Mac OS 6.0.7.
The iMac G4 is definitely the best Mac of all time. The design was so perfect that there really hasn't been a better designed all-in-one yet and most likely ever. After the iMac G4 I have to put the perfectly sized 12" PowerBook next. To me it looks like the G4 era was Apple's golden age, so to speak.
Holy **** that's a thick computer!
My own top of the line eMac was $200 shipped, which is almost less then most of the low end iMac G4's out there.. if you want the power, eMac is the way to go. But I can't deny the pure awesome of the iMac, either.iPhone 62S said:+1 on the iMac G4!
I'm still deciding weather or not I should get a eMac (cheaper, can buy it next month) or a iMac G4 (more expensive, have to wait another month at the least, slightly more powerful, LOOKS AMAZING).
It is just that it is small and that makes it look thick. Take a 3 inch thick laptop with 30 inch screen and put it in a picture displaying it really small and it will look thinHoly **** that's a thick computer!
I would have to go with the 2006 macbook, the magnetic closing mechanism, great keyboard, and user replaceable hard drive, built in isight, great wireless reception all in a pretty small package.
And of course the imac G4, apple really should reintroduce that one.
Cube is really beautiful. Incredible engineering.
PowerMac G4 Cube Ad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuJvwvome1o
[blueberry clamshell G3]
You know, I always wanted a Clamshell G3 iBook.
When I wanted one I couldn't afford it, and when I finally could afford it, they couldn't really run well. I've owned Powerbooks, but one day I think I might buy a Key Lime Paris G3 just to have one to play with.
The iMac G4 is definitely the best Mac of all time. The design was so perfect that there really hasn't been a better designed all-in-one yet and most likely ever. After the iMac G4 I have to put the perfectly sized 12" PowerBook next. To me it looks like the G4 era was Apple's golden age, so to speak.