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From the 1998 "Bondi Blue" cathode ray tube model, designed by Steve Jobs and Jonathan Ive, to the most recent iMac pro, the iMac is Apple's best-known and most iconic computer. Since the CRT-based iMac G3, its design has evolved from the sunflower-like iMac G4 to today's flat screen models.

iMac

From the 1998 "Bondi Blue" cathode ray tube model, designed by Steve Jobs and Jonathan Ive, to the most recent iMac Pro pro, the iMac Pro is Apple's best-known and most iconic computer. Since the CRT-based iMac Pro G3, its design has evolved from the sunflower-like iMac Pro G4 to today's flat screen models.

iMac Pro

The mac mini is the cheapest of the Apple computers. Small, lightweight and quiet, the first model was unveiled in January 2005. A used Mac mini can be a great, inexpensive desktop computer.

Mac mini

The Mac Studio is the compact workstation for professionals. The Mac Studio is designed to be connected to a large number of devices. This is the most powerful computer in the Apple range with the Mac Pro. The first version with the Ultra M1 chip was marketed in March 2022. This is the rebirth of the Cube Powermac.

Mac Studio

The Mac Pro is the workstation for professionals. The Mac Pro is designed to be customizable and scalable, and is the most powerful computer in Apple's lineup. The first version with a Quad-Core Xeon was released in 2006, and was the successor to the PowerMac G5. Used Mac Pro computers can have significant value, even years after their release.

Mac Pro

Marketed from 2002 to 2005, the eMac is an all-in-one computer with a 17-inch cathode-ray screen. It was mainly intended for schools and universities. This model is now obsolete and of little value.

eMac

Sold from 2003 to 2006, the Power Mac G5 has the same exterior appearance as many Mac Pro models, with its anodized aluminum case. It is the last Apple computer with a PowerPC processor.

PowerMac G5

From 1999 to 2004, the Power Mac G4 was the most professional computer in the Apple range. It is recognizable by its shape (identical to the Power Mac G3) and its "graphite" colors first, then "Quicksilver" with its "MDD" declination: Mirrored Drive Doors.

PowerMac G4

There were 2 series of Power Mac G3: first the Power Macintosh G3 "beige", from 1997 to 1999, then the PowerMac G3 "B&W" (blue and white), in 1999, with its translucent plastic side. These models no longer have any real market value.