The iMac line of devices from apple introduced in 2000 which was also the period that the internet was developing and catching up on everybody. Apple used that as a means to propagate their innovative design which unlike most of the other computers then did not have an external Central processing Unit. This was also one of the first devices of its time to incorporate the now common USB port while simultaneously leaving out the popular floppy disk drive a mark that the iMac was certainly futuristic which was also communicated in its ice-bondi blue color.
400 MHz PowerPC G3
64 MB
10 GBHard Drive
Plugged-in
Storage
The device was built with 10.0 GB Ultra ATA hard drive storage.
Screen Size and Resolution
The iMac had a 15 inch “crystal clear” CRT display with a 13.8 inch viewable area.
Processor& Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
The iMac had MAC OS 9.0.4 pre-installed on it. The processor that powered the computer was the 350 MHz PowerPC 750 (G3) processor. Some versions had the ATI Rage IIc graphics processor that used 8 MB of VRAM while others had the ATI Rage 128 Pro (AGP 2X) Turbo graphics processor that used 6 MB of VRAM.
Memory & Architecture
The device was built with a 512k backside level 2 cache and with a RAM of 64 MB.
Upgradability
Although the iMac came with 64 MB of RAM it could be upgraded to up to 1 GB of RAM.
The Operating System of the iMac can also be upgraded from its pre-installed MacOS 9.0.4 up to MacOS X 10.4.11.
The iMac bondi blue and ice computer’s dimensions were 38.1 cm x 38.1 cm x 43.4 cm. The weight of the device was 34.7 lbs. (15.7 kg).
Inclusive Features
The iMac includes the following features and ports:
A Power Adapter (100V to 260V AC, 150W maximum)
Introduced:July 19, 2000
Discontinued: February 22, 2001
Screen Size and Resolution
Memory
Screen Size
15 inches (13.8 viewable area)
Level 1 Cache
64k
Resolution
640×480 @ 117Hz
800×600 @ 95Hz
1024×768 @ 75Hz
Level 2/Level 3 Cache
512k (backside)
Processor
RAM Type
PC100 SDRAM
Processors
1
Min. RAM Speed
10 ns
Architecture
32-Bit
Standard RAM
64 MB
Speed
400 MHz
Maximum RAM
1 GB
Type
PowerPC 750 (G3)
RAM Slots
2
Processor Upgrade
Soldered
Motherboard RAM
None
FPU
Integrated
Graphics
System Bus Speed
100 MHz
Video Card
Rage 128 Pro
Cache Bus Speed
200 MHz
VRAM Type
SDRAM
ROM/Firmware
Open Firmware
Standard VRAM
8 MB
EFI Architecture
N/A
Maximum VRAM
8 MB
Storage
Inclusive Features and Ports
Standard Storage
10.0 GB HDD
Standard Optical Drive
24X CD-ROM
Storage Speed
N/A
Standard Ethernet
10/100Base-T
Storage Dimensions
3.5” (25.4 mm)
Standard Modem
56.6k
Storage Interface
Ultra ATA
Standard Air Port
802.11b (Optional)
Battery
Standard Bluetooth
None
Type
3.6V Lithium
USB Port 1.1
2
Battery Life
N/A
FireWire Ports
2 (400)
Description
Keyboard
Apple Pro Keyboard
Case Type
All-in-One
Inclusive Input
Apple Pro Mouse
Form Factor
iMac (Slot Loading)
S-Video Output
None
Apple Order No
M7639LL/A
Microphone
1 (Built-in)
Apple Subfamily
Summer 2000 DV
Headphone
2
Apple Model Number
M5521 (EMC 1857)
Sound Out
1
Model ID
PowerMac 2.2
Power Adapter
1
Identifier reference: M7639LL/A, EMC 1857. Use these together because one Apple identifier can sometimes cover multiple configurations.
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