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Apple Specs > iMac (All) > iMac G3 (Translucent)
Update Published November 2, 2024
Every Apple iMac G3 model is listed below.
The iMac G3 is the first iMac line Apple introduced in 1998 and it was sold until 2002. All iMac G3 models use a translucent "gumdrop" case design with a 15" CRT display, starting with "Bondi Blue" and going through a variety of colorful case options before concluding with more subdued "Graphite" gray and "Snow" white options toward the end of its run.
Apple sold subsequent iMac G4 models from 2002 until 2004; iMac G5 models from 2004 until 2006; and iMac models with Intel processors from 2006 until 2022. Newer, and current, iMac models all use Apple Silicon processors.
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