. The iMac G3, based on the Columbus architecture is an all-in-one personal computer, encompassing both the monitor and the computer in a single enclosure. Originally released in striking "

" and later a range of other brightly colored, translucent plastic casings, the iMac shipped with a keyboard and mouse in matching tints.

iMac, 1998

Announced in October 1999, The iMac 1999 was the low end of a new "good, 

" iMac product strategy from Apple. The iMac 1999 built on the success of the 

, adding a faster processor, more RAM (64 MB base), a better graphics sub-system, an improved speaker system, and a slot-loading CD-ROM drive.

iMac,1999

Power Mac G4 Cube, 2000

Power Mac G4, 2001

iMac G4, 2002

 processor. This professional-grade computer was the most powerful in Apple's lineup when it was introduced, widely hailed as the first 

 PC, and was touted by Apple as the fastest personal computer ever built.

Power Mac G5, 2003

 came in colors. With the iBook G3 at 500 MHz, Apple went back from the colored laptops to a simple white one. There were a variety of models within the iBook G3 line.

iBook, 1999

 as a laptop that was one inch thin and had a super wide display. It became an instant hit -- so much, that supplies only trickled to customers well into March 2001.

Titanium PowerBook G4, 2001

PowerBook G4, 2003

 was a notebook computer for the consumer market that was introduced by 

. The iBook G4 came in two screen sizes: 12 and 14 inches. Both versions had a screen resolution of 1024 by 768 pixels. The 12-inch model was 11.2" x 9.1" and 4.9 pounds, while the 14-inch model was 12.7" x 10.2" and 5.9 pounds.

iBook G4, 2003

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MacBook, 2006

 chip architecture. It was the last line of 

 computers that used a PowerPC chip, making it the last of the iMacs that could run 

 design was overhauled. By this time, the PowerPC 970 chip had been released and was being used in the Power Macintosh G5 line.

iMac G5, 2004

iPhone, 2007

 is a combination of three products - widescreen 

 communications device, and a new mobile phone which now offered 

iPhone 3G, 2008

The main differences that came with the release of the iPhone 3GS were some of its internal specifications. It actually weighed slightly more than the iPhone 3G, but only by .1 ounces/2.8g (the total weight returned to the original 4.8 oz./136g), but the screen size and resolution stayed the same. This means that the biggest upgrades were made to the camera, the processor, and the battery.

iPhone 3G S, 2009

 is a model of smartphone that was developed by Apple and released on June 24, 2010. It was announced by Apple CEO Steve Jobs on June 7 at the 2010 Worldwide Developers Conference.

iPhone 4, 2010

After several years of releasing the iPhone in the summer, Apple changed things up in 2011 by releasing the newest version of the device in October. Much like the iPhone 3GS, the iPhone 4S was an interim update to the phone. It gave it some new features and increased functionality, but most of the device stayed the same.

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