iMac G3/500 DV SE (Summer 2000) Specs (Summer 2000 DV SE, M7651LL/A*, PowerMac2,2, M5521, 1857): EveryMac.com

Apple iMac G3/500 DV SE (Summer 2000) Specs

Identifiers: Summer 2000 DV SE - M7651LL/A* - PowerMac2,2 - M5521 - 1857

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Apple iMac G3 DV Graphite Snow Summer 2000 The Apple iMac G3/500 DV Special Edition (Summer 2000) features a 500 MHz PowerPC 750 (G3) processor, 512k backside level 2 cache, 128 MB of RAM, a 30.0 GB Ultra ATA hard drive, a slot loading 4X DVD-ROM drive, ATI Rage 128 Pro (AGP 2X) graphics with 8 MB of VRAM, a Harmon-Kardon designed sound system, and Firewire "400" ports packed into a translucent "graphite" or "snow" all-in-one case design with a 15-inch CRT display.

The iMac G3/500 DV Special Edition (Summer 2000) is similar to the iMac G3/450 DV+ (Summer 2000) released at the same time, but was offered in "graphite" and "snow" rather than "indigo", "ruby", and "sage". The Special Edition model also shipped with a faster processor, twice the RAM, and a larger hard drive (30.0 GB instead of 20.0 GB).

The iMac G3/500 DV Special Edition (Summer 2000) also is rather similar to the iMac G3/400 DV Special Edition (Slot Loading) that it replaced, but the "Summer 2000" DV Special Edition system is offered in "snow" (white) as well as graphite. The iMac G3/500 DV Special Edition (Summer 2000) systems also shipped with a larger hard drive (30.0 GB instead of 13.0 GB) and a slightly better video processor with the same amount of VRAM (8 MB).

The "Summer 2000" models also replaced the oft panned Apple USB Keyboard and "hockey puck" Apple USB Mouse with the Apple Pro Keyboard and Mouse.

Please note that Apple decided to refer to this line as the "Summer 2000" series, which refers to Summer in the Northern Hemisphere.

Also see: What are the differences between the fourth generation "Summer 2000" iMac G3 models?

Despite the age of this system, site sponsor Other World Computing has RAM, hard drives, SSDs, and other upgrades available for this specific iMac while supplies last.

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Tech Specs

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Introduction Date:

July 19, 2000

Discontinued Date:

February 22, 2001

Processors:

Architecture:

32-Bit

Geekbench 2 (32):

256

Geekbench 2 (64):

N/A

Geekbench 3 (32):

N/A

Geekbench 3 (32):

N/A

Geekbench 3 (64):

N/A

Geekbench 3 (64):

N/A

Processor Speed:

500 MHz

Processor Type:

PowerPC 750 (G3)

Details:

N/A

Turbo Boost:

N/A

Custom Speeds:

N/A

Processor Upgrade:

Soldered

FPU:

Integrated

System Bus Speed:

100 MHz

Cache Bus Speed:

250 MHz

ROM/Firmware Type:

Open Firmware

EFI Architecture:

N/A

L1 Cache:

64k

L2/L3 Cache:

512k (backside)

RAM Type:

PC100 SDRAM

Min. RAM Speed:

10 ns

Details:

Officially uses 168-pin PC100 SDRAM memory modules, but PC133 SDRAM is backwards compatible and may be used as well.

Also see: How do you upgrade the RAM in the iMac G3 models? How much RAM of what type do these systems support?

Standard RAM:

128 MB

Maximum RAM:

1 GB

Details:

In the US (and many other countries), site sponsor Other World Computing sells memory -- as well as other upgrades -- for this iMac.

In Germany, site sponsor CompuRAM sells RAM and other upgrades for this iMac.

Also see: Actual Max RAM of All G3 & Later Macs.

Motherboard RAM:

None

RAM Slots:

Video Card:

Rage 128 Pro

VRAM Type:

SDRAM

Details:

ATI Rage 128 Pro (AGP 2X) video with 8 MB of VRAM.

Also see: What type of video processor is provided by the iMac G3 models? Is it upgradable?

Standard VRAM:

8 MB

Maximum VRAM:

8 MB

Built-in Display:

15.0" (13.8")

Native Resolution:

800x600*

Details:

*15.0" (13.8" viewable area) display supports 640x480 at 117 Hz, 800x600 at 95 Hz, and 1024x768 at 75 Hz.

2nd Display Support:

Mirroring Only

2nd Max. Resolution:

1024x768*

Details:

*This iMac model can display an image identical to that shown on the built-in display at the same resolution.

Standard Storage:

30.0 GB HDD

Std. Storage Speed:

N/A

Details:

Also see: How do you replace or upgrade the hard drive in the iMac G3 models? Do these models support "big drives"?

In the US (and many other countries), site sponsor Other World Computing sells storage upgrades for this iMac.

Also see: SSD Compatibility Guide for All G3 & Later Macs.

Storage Dimensions:

3.5" (25.4 mm)

Storage Interface:

Ultra ATA

Standard Optical:

4X DVD-ROM

Standard Disk:

None

Standard Modem:

56.6k (Internal)

Standard Ethernet:

10/100Base-T

Details:

N/A

Standard AirPort:

802.11b (Optional)

Standard Bluetooth:

None

USB Ports:

2 (1.1)

Firewire Ports:

2 (400)

Expansion Slots:

AirPort

Expansion Bays:

None

Details:

N/A

Incl. Keyboard:

Apple Pro Keyboard

Incl. Input:

Apple Pro Mouse

Case Type:

All-in-One

Form Factor:

iMac (Slot Loading)

Apple Order No:

M7651LL/A*

Apple Subfamily:

Summer 2000 DV SE

Apple Model No:

M5521 (EMC 1857)

Model ID:

PowerMac2,2

Details:

Please note that these identifiers refer to more than one model.

Also see: All Macs with the M5521 Model Number, the 1857 EMC Number, and the PowerMac2,2 Model Identifier.

For more about these identifiers and how to locate them on each Mac, please refer to EveryMac.com's Mac Identification section.

Battery Type:

3.6V Lithium

Battery Life:

N/A

Pre-Installed MacOS:

9.0.4

Maximum MacOS:

X 10.4.11

Minimum Windows:

N/A

Maximum Windows:

N/A

MacOS 9 Support:

Boot/Classic Mode

Windows Support:

Emulation Only

Details:

This model is capable of booting in Mac OS 9 and using Mac OS 9 applications within the Mac OS X "Classic" environment.

Dimensions:

15.0 x 15.0 x 17.1

Avg. Weight:

34.7 lbs. (15.7 kg)

Original Price (US):

US$1499

Est. Current Retail:

N/A

Details:

Please note that on average the estimated current retail pricing of used systems is updated twice a year (please refer to the date on the bottom of the page for the date last updated).

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Ports

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Video (Monitor):

1 (VGA)

Floppy (Ext.):

None

Details:

N/A

ADB:

None

SCSI:

None

Serial (Standard):

None

Serial (Geoport):

None

USB:

2 (1.1)

Firewire:

2 (400)

Details:

This system has two USB 1.1 ports and two Firewire "400" ports.

Also see: Which iMac G3 models have Firewire "400" ports?

Modem:

1 (RJ-11)

Ethernet:

1 (RJ-45)

Details:

N/A

S-Video Input:

None

S-Video Output:

None

Microphone:

1 (Built-in)

Sound In:

Sound Out:

Headphone:

Security (Lock):

None

Joystick (PC):

None

Power:

Power Adapter:

N/A

Global Original Prices

Global original prices for the iMac G3/500 DV SE (Summer 2000) in 34 different countries and territories follow; organized alphabetically by region.

For global original prices for Intel Macs in one particular country on a single page, please refer to EveryMac.com's Global Original Prices section.

Original Prices - North & South America

Canada:

C$2299

Brazil:

N/A

Mexico:

N/A

United States:

US$1499

Original Prices - Europe

Austria:

N/A

Belgium:

N/A

Denmark:

N/A

Finland:

N/A

France:

N/A

Germany:

N/A

Ireland:

N/A

Italy:

N/A

Luxembourg:

N/A

Netherlands:

N/A

Norway:

N/A

Portugal:

N/A

Spain:

N/A

Sweden:

N/A

Switzerland:

N/A

United Kingdom:

N/A

Original Prices - Asia

China:

N/A

Hong Kong:

N/A

India:

N/A

Indonesia:

N/A

Japan:

¥178,000

Korea:

N/A

Malaysia:

N/A

The Philippines:

N/A

Singapore:

N/A

Taiwan:

N/A

Thailand:

N/A

Vietnam:

N/A

Original Prices - Australia & New Zealand

Australia:

N/A

New Zealand:

N/A

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