Mac Users Guide
iMac PowerMac G4 800Mhz 2002
Need Help? Visit the Mac Users Guide Help Desk and browse how-to articles, tips, videos, podcasts and image galleries to assist you with your troubleshooting needs. Can't find it let us know. The Apple iMac G4/800 17-Inch (Flat Panel) “Snowball” came to market in July 2002. The internal components were housed in a 10.6-inch half sphere white case with a chrome stainless steal need that supported either a 15” or 17”. This version replaced the iMac G3 and built upon the design of the G4 Cube. Unlike earlier iMac models that were convection-cooled the iMac “Snowball” series was cooled by a quiet internal fan. This model features an 800 MHz PowerPC (G4), 256 MB of RAM (PC133 SDRAM), an 80.0 GB Ultra ATA/66 hard drive (5400 RPM), a tray-loading "SuperDrive", and NVIDIA GeForce4 MX graphics with 32 MB of DDR SDRAM (AGP 2X support). The iMac G4 was replaced by the iMac G5 on August 31, 2004.
iMac PowerMac G4 800Mhz 2002
Need Help? Visit the Mac Users Guide Help Desk and browse how-to articles, tips, videos, podcasts and image galleries to assist you with your troubleshooting needs. Can't find it let us know. The Apple iMac G4/800 17-Inch (Flat Panel) “Snowball” came to market in July 2002. The internal components were housed in a 10.6-inch half sphere white case with a chrome stainless steal need that supported either a 15” or 17”. This version replaced the iMac G3 and built upon the design of the G4 Cube. Unlike earlier iMac models that were convection-cooled the iMac “Snowball” series was cooled by a quiet internal fan. This model features an 800 MHz PowerPC (G4), 256 MB of RAM (PC133 SDRAM), an 80.0 GB Ultra ATA/66 hard drive (5400 RPM), a tray-loading "SuperDrive", and NVIDIA GeForce4 MX graphics with 32 MB of DDR SDRAM (AGP 2X support). The iMac G4 was replaced by the iMac G5 on August 31, 2004.