iMac Tray

The iMac was Apple's computer for the new millenium. Aimed at the low-end consumer maket and designed with the internet in mind, the iMac was positioned by Apple as the most original new computer since the original Mac in 1984, and came in a stylish new case design, with translucent "Bondi Blue" plastics.

The iMac used two 12 Mbps Universal Serial Ports (USB) as its only means of external expansion, and included a newly-designed USB keyboard and mouse. While it had no other serial or SCSI ports, many manufacturers promised to make a variety of USB peripherals available by the time it shipped in August, and by and large they delivered on that promise.

Bondi Blue	CPU: PowerPC 750 - 233 MHz RAM: 2 - PC66 for a maximum RAM of 384 (Rev. A) or 512 (Rev. B) MB Hard Drive: 4 GB Optical: CD-ROM 1 - Mezzanine slot More Info   Parts
Flavored	CPU: PowerPC 750 - 266 or 333 MHz RAM: 2 - PC66 for a maximum RAM of 512 MB Hard Drive: 4 or 6 GB Optical: CD-ROM More Info   Parts

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