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: 5th January 1999

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