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I had always thought that one day, having two iMac g4s would satisfy my desire to have an achingly beautiful mac on my desks. In addition, my summer job had paid really rather a lot, and the iMac g4 17’ 1.25ghz I was using for graphics design was begging me to buy it and keep it. With supplemental RAM added to the original 256 MBs, the 1.0 GHz iMac G4 80 GB will support Panther, Tiger, or Leopard. And below, I have customized for your situation, the post Dale Weisshaar referred to. If you call Apple Phone Sales 1-800-692-7753, you can order Tiger 10.4.x, for $129.00.The iMac Channel
4 September 1999 - Dan Knight
Just last week Apple unveiled the Power Mac G4 in two versionsand three speeds.
The G4/400 uses a modified Yosemite(Blue G3) motherboard, comes with a 10 GB hard drive, and sells forthe same US$1,599 price as the G3/350.
The G4/450 and G4/500 usethe new Sawtooth motherboard, which has two separate USBcontrollers, three FireWire ports, a faster memory design, and a 2XAGP slot for hyperfast video.
The Macintosh Guy is already running a Power Mac G4list, which has grown to several hundred members. We’vediscussed just about every aspect of the nearly available G4/400and how it compares with the forthcoming Sawtooth machines.
One interesting revelation on the list: Motorola is making a350 MHz G4 processor, but Apple isn’t building a 350 MHz Power MacG4.
What’s up with that?
The rumor sites are already talking about a PowerBook G4 in theJanuary-to-April time frame, but Motorola is building the CPUsnow.
And only one of the four companies announcing G4 upgrades saysit will make a G4/350 card. Even if all four companies did, itprobably wouldn’t make a dent in the supply of G4/350 processorsMotorola is making.
Let’s try to steal Apple’s thunder and speculate that the nextiMac won’t run a G3 at 350 MHz or even 400 MHz.
No, the improved iMac will have a 17’ screen and a G4/350processor.
Following on the heels of the first personal computer to beclassified as a supercomputer by the federal government, the iMacG4 will be the first consumer computer to fall under exportrestrictions.
In five fruity flavors.
Apple is making a concerted effort to share as much technologyand as many components as possible between its four product lines.For the next iMac, this probably means:
*a 100 MHz memory bus, just like Sawtooth
*two independent USB controllers, just like Sawtooth
*bootable USB, just like Sawtooth
*one or two FireWire ports, down from three on Sawtooth
*the same US$1,199 price tag as today’s iMac/333
If you’ve seen the Tank ad (download here),picture the possible ad for the new iMac G4. A tank drives behind aG4. The script is the same - until the end. Then, instead of the G4being surrounded by five tanks, it is surrounded by five fruity G4iMacs.
’The new iMac G4. The $1,200 supercomputer. Get your hands onone.’
After all, if Apple can sell a G4/400 for the same price as aG3/350, there seems no obstacle to replacing a G3/333 iMac withG4/350 version at the same price point.
At least that’s what I’m guessing Apple will unveil next,possible (as rumored on Think Secret) at Apple Expo 99 in Parislater this month.Further Reading
*Bootable USB on Power Mac G4, Apple TIL 58430. G4/450 andG4/500 also have two separate USB controllers.
*Why internal FireWire onG4?, Mac Online Tech Journal, 9/3/99
*New iMac debut at AppleExpo 99 in Paris?, Think Secret, 9/2/99
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I had always thought that one day, having two iMac g4s would satisfy my desire to have an achingly beautiful mac on my desks. In addition, my summer job had paid really rather a lot, and the iMac g4 17’ 1.25ghz I was using for graphics design was begging me to buy it and keep it. With supplemental RAM added to the original 256 MBs, the 1.0 GHz iMac G4 80 GB will support Panther, Tiger, or Leopard. And below, I have customized for your situation, the post Dale Weisshaar referred to. If you call Apple Phone Sales 1-800-692-7753, you can order Tiger 10.4.x, for $129.00.The iMac Channel
4 September 1999 - Dan Knight
Just last week Apple unveiled the Power Mac G4 in two versionsand three speeds.
The G4/400 uses a modified Yosemite(Blue G3) motherboard, comes with a 10 GB hard drive, and sells forthe same US$1,599 price as the G3/350.
The G4/450 and G4/500 usethe new Sawtooth motherboard, which has two separate USBcontrollers, three FireWire ports, a faster memory design, and a 2XAGP slot for hyperfast video.
The Macintosh Guy is already running a Power Mac G4list, which has grown to several hundred members. We’vediscussed just about every aspect of the nearly available G4/400and how it compares with the forthcoming Sawtooth machines.
One interesting revelation on the list: Motorola is making a350 MHz G4 processor, but Apple isn’t building a 350 MHz Power MacG4.
What’s up with that?
The rumor sites are already talking about a PowerBook G4 in theJanuary-to-April time frame, but Motorola is building the CPUsnow.
And only one of the four companies announcing G4 upgrades saysit will make a G4/350 card. Even if all four companies did, itprobably wouldn’t make a dent in the supply of G4/350 processorsMotorola is making.
Let’s try to steal Apple’s thunder and speculate that the nextiMac won’t run a G3 at 350 MHz or even 400 MHz.
No, the improved iMac will have a 17’ screen and a G4/350processor.
Following on the heels of the first personal computer to beclassified as a supercomputer by the federal government, the iMacG4 will be the first consumer computer to fall under exportrestrictions.
In five fruity flavors.
Apple is making a concerted effort to share as much technologyand as many components as possible between its four product lines.For the next iMac, this probably means:
*a 100 MHz memory bus, just like Sawtooth
*two independent USB controllers, just like Sawtooth
*bootable USB, just like Sawtooth
*one or two FireWire ports, down from three on Sawtooth
*the same US$1,199 price tag as today’s iMac/333
If you’ve seen the Tank ad (download here),picture the possible ad for the new iMac G4. A tank drives behind aG4. The script is the same - until the end. Then, instead of the G4being surrounded by five tanks, it is surrounded by five fruity G4iMacs.
’The new iMac G4. The $1,200 supercomputer. Get your hands onone.’
After all, if Apple can sell a G4/400 for the same price as aG3/350, there seems no obstacle to replacing a G3/333 iMac withG4/350 version at the same price point.
At least that’s what I’m guessing Apple will unveil next,possible (as rumored on Think Secret) at Apple Expo 99 in Parislater this month.Further Reading
*Bootable USB on Power Mac G4, Apple TIL 58430. G4/450 andG4/500 also have two separate USB controllers.
*Why internal FireWire onG4?, Mac Online Tech Journal, 9/3/99
*New iMac debut at AppleExpo 99 in Paris?, Think Secret, 9/2/99
Low End Mac is an independent publication and has not been authorized,sponsored, or otherwise approved by Apple Inc. Opinions expressed arethose of their authors and may not reflect the opinion of CobwebPublishing. Advice is presented in good faith, but what works for onemay not work for all. Entire Low End Mac website copyright ©1997-2016 by Cobweb Publishing, Inc. unless otherwise noted. Allrights reserved. Low End Mac, LowEndMac, and lowendmac.com aretrademarks of Cobweb Publishing Inc. Apple, the Apple logo, Macintosh,iPad, iPhone, iMac, iPod, MacBook, Mac Pro, and AirPort are registered trademarks of AppleInc. Additional company and product names may be trademarks orregistered trademarks and are hereby acknowledged. Please report errors to .LINKS: We allow and encourage links toany public page as long as the linked page does not appear within aframe that prevents bookmarking it. Email may be published at our discretion unless marked ’not forpublication’; email addresses will not be published without permission,and we will encrypt them in hopes of avoiding spammers. Letters may beedited for length, context, and to match house style.PRIVACY: We don’t collect personalinformation unless you explicitly provide it, and we don’t share theinformation we have with others. For more details, see our Terms of Use.
Follow Low End Mac on TwitterJoin Low End Mac on FacebookFavorite Sites
MacSurferCult of MacShrine of AppleMacInTouchMyAppleMenuInfoMacThe Mac ObserverAccelerate Your MacRetroMacCastThe Vintage Mac MuseumDeal BrothersDealMacMac2SellMac Driver MuseumJAG’s HouseSystem 6 HeavenSystem 7 Todaythe pickle’s Low-End Mac FAQAffiliates
Amazon.comThe iTunes StorePC Connection ExpressMacgo Blu-ray PlayerParallels Desktop for MaceBayAdvertiseImac G4.. An Addictionimac G4 G5
All of our advertising is handled by BackBeatMedia. For price quotes and advertising information,please contact at BackBeat Media(646-546-5194). This number is for advertising only.
Download here: http://gg.gg/o7eaz
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