Re: The original "Gumdrop" iMac
From lgbeard <lgb...@bullregraud.nut>
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· 29 Mar 2003 12:33 · View full thread
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On Fri, 28 Mar 2003 16:36:10 -0000, "Anonymous" <gue...@guest.net> wrote: <snip> of a imac >The original CRT-screen "Gumdrop" iMac. > >This model is no longer maufactured or sold by Apple directly; they have >dropped this one in favour of the newer TFT iMac. > >Amongst other things, the panel on the side features audio I/O, two FireWire >ports, two USB ports, a built-in modem. > >I drew this one from an original Apple iMac User Guide that I downloaded >from Apples' webpage. The model featured was "Snowdrop" coloured, which is >why the clear plastic segments are only semi-transparent (hence the dashed >lines). All three are sharp like them very much. When this hp was bought it was a toss between the new mac and this one. They even had a representive from the mac divison present. Talk for awhile, very informative. Sadly to say that was when they making a come back on new transpranent monitors and the cube but due to the lack avaibile programs for the mac at that time leaned toward the hp with windows which as died a couple of times. Seeing more programs for the mac now, the next one will be a mac. lgbeard
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