Computer Museum
Follow Us On Twitter Join Our Group On Facebook Join Our Group On Facebook

Pure Energy - Web Design & Hosting
  

Apple Macintosh G4 Cube (M7886)

Apple presents the Power Mac G4 Cube: a supercomputer miraculously engineered into an eight-inch cube, suspended in a stunning crystal-clear enclosure. Though it's less than one quarter the size of most PCs, the G4 Cube delivers far greater performance. With its built-in Velocity Engine, the G4 processor reaches speeds of over one billion calculations per second, humbling even the fastest Pentium III, and giving you more than enough horsepower for the most demanding uses.??Despite its power, the G4 Cube is amazingly unobtrusive. A revolutionary no-fan design makes it whisper quiet. The ingenious Apple Display Connector (ADC) reduces desktop clutter by putting power, video, and USB signals on a single, slim cable. And, as you'd expect from Apple, the G4 Cube gives you lots of options for accessing the Internet.

Processor        PowerPC G4 500 MHz
Installed Memory     128 MB (SDRAM)
Operating System     Apple MacOS 9.1
Processor Speed     500 MHz
Processor Manufacturer     Motorola
Processor Upgradability     Upgradable
Installed RAM     128 MB
Max Supported RAM     1 GB
Installed Video Memory     16 MB
Installed Cache Memory     1024 KB
Max. Cache Memory     1 MB

Manufacturer: Apple
Date: July 2000

Other Systems Related To Apple Macintosh G4 Cube (M7886):

Item Manufacturer Date
Apple Power Macintosh G3 300 Apple Unknown
Apple Macintosh PowerBook 165C Apple Unknown
Apple Newton MessagePad 110 Apple Unknown
Apple II Apple 5th June 1977
Apple II Plus Apple 1978
Apple II Europlus Apple 1978
Apple III Apple June 1980
Apple Lisa 2/10 Apple January 1983
Apple IIe Apple January 1983
Apple IIc Apple April 1984
Apple Macintosh 512k Apple 9th October 1984
Apple Macintosh Plus Apple 10th January 1986
Apple II GS "Woz" edition Apple 15th September 1986
Apple II GS Apple 15th September 1986
Apple IIe Platinum Apple January 1987
Apple Macintosh SE Apple March 1987
Apple Macintosh SE/30 Apple 1989
Apple Macintosh IIcx Apple 7th March 1989
Apple Macintosh Portable Apple 1st September 1989
Apple Mac IIfx Apple 19th March 1990
Apple Macintosh LC Apple 15th October 1990
Apple Macintosh Classic Apple 15th October 1990
Apple Macintosh IIsi Apple 15th October 1990
Apple Mac LCII Apple 1st January 1992
Apple Macintosh Quadra 950 Apple 18th May 1992
Apple Macintosh Performa 200 Apple 14th September 1992
Apple Macintosh PowerBook 160 Apple October 1992
Apple Macintosh PowerBook 180 Apple 19th October 1992
Apple Mac LCIII Apple 10th February 1993
Apple Macintosh Color Classic Apple 10th February 1993
Apple Macintosh PowerBook 180C Apple June 1993
Apple Newton MessagePad Apple 3rd August 1993
Apple Macintosh LC475 Apple 21st October 1993
Apple Macintosh Quadra 650 Apple 21st October 1993
Apple Macintosh Performa 450 Apple 4th December 1993
Apple Power Macintosh 7100/66 Apple March 1994
Apple Power Macintosh 6100/60 Apple 3rd January 1995
Apple Macintosh Performa 5200CD Apple 3rd April 1995
Apple Macintosh Performa 5400/180 Apple February 1996
Apple Macintosh Performa 6400/200 Apple 7th August 1996
Apple Macintosh Performa 5500/225 Apple 17th February 1997
Apple eMate Apple 7th March 1997
Apple Newton MessagePad 2000 Apple 21st March 1997
Apple iMac G3 (Tray Loading) Apple 15th August 1998
Apple iMac G3 DV (Slot Loading) Apple 15th August 1998
Apple Power Macintosh G4 400 Apple 31st August 1999
Apple iMac G3/500 Apple 22nd February 2001
Apple iMac G4 Apple 2002

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH2643. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

 

Apple Macintosh G4 Cube (M7886)

Click on the Image(s) For Detail


User Submitted Articles


Add Your Article >>>

© The Centre for Computing History - Computer Museum Registered Charity Number 1130071  Web Design : Pure Energy    Powered By SiteWise