When Apple launched its all-in-one personal computer, the iMac G4, back in 2002, it was the coolest computing device you could own. A big departure from your typical squarish-beige-box PC ...

Today marks the 23rd anniversary of the launch of the iMac G4, which is still regarded as one of Apple’s best Macs to this day. When it arrived in 2002, it redefined what we should expect from ...

Reports suggest Apple is making new devices for your smart home One device could borrow a design element from the iMac G4 A second product may have a screen mounted on a moving “robotic limb ...

A report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman suggests that Apple’s upcoming smart home display might bear more than a passing resemblance to one of the most iconic Macintosh models, the iMac G4.

So what did Apple do? Introduce another iconic iMac, of course, in the form of the iMac G4. In place of the G3's CRT was a 15-inch TFT LCD that, in the words of Wired, was "leading the way" for ...

The small size is reportedly part of Apple's effort to keep pricing down, allowing users to scatter multiple units in different rooms around the house. The original ‌iMac‌ G4 As previously ...

It’s been 20 years since Apple discontinued the iMac G4, a unique computer with a funky half-globe base and a flatscreen LCD on a fancy hinge and adjustable arm. In its unaltered state ...

It may have speakers, essentially making it the HomePod with a screen that’s been rumored as one of Apple’s possible smart home futures. I’m on the record as loving the look of the iMac G4.

The Apple iMac G4 was also lovingly referred to as the ‘Apple iLamp’ due to its rather unique design with the jointed arm on which the display perches. Released in 2002 and produced until 2004 ...

The biggest stories of the day delivered to your inbox.

As well as that, Gurman likens the device to a “HomePod with a screen,” which doesn’t sound much like the iMac G4. That said, Gurman also says that Apple is working on a second, more ...