Liliana wrote:
>Liliana wrote:
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>>Gail Vass wrote:
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>>>Mac people are often talking a Beige G3, B&W or a Blue something else.
>>>Is the color of a Mac significant?
>>>
>>>Gail
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>>Yes, very. As I understand the first generation of G3's were beige, not
>>colored. When you say "my beige G3" you know that it has to be a G3 400Mhz
>>or slower. Mine is a G3 333.
>>
>>Liliana
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>Oh I just checked on EveryMac and it seems mine the 333Mhz is the last beige
>Apple made (anything faster were blue). Sorry about the mix up.
>thanks
>
>Liliana
>
Here's the iMac line
1. The iMac Bondi Blue 233 MHZ 1998
2. The iMac C Blueberry, Strawberry, Lime, Tangerine and Grape 266
MHZ 1999
3. The iMac D Blueberry, Strawberry, Lime, Tangerine and Grape 333
MHZ 1999
4. The iMac "Slot Loading" Blueberry 350 MHZ 1999
5. The iMac DV Tangerine, Strawberry, Blueberry, Indigo, and Lime 400
MHZ 1999
6. The iMac SE Graphite 400 MHZ 1999
7. The iMac Indigo 350 MHZ 2000
8. The iMac DV Indigo, and Ruby 400 MHZ 2000
9. The iMac Indigo, Ruby and Sage 450 MHZ 2000
10. The iMac DV SE Graphite and Snow 500 MHZ 2000
11. The iMac Indigo, Blue Dalmatian, and Flower Power 400/500 MHZ 2001
12. The iMac SE Graphite, Blue Dalmatian and Flower Power 600 MHZ 2001
13. The iMac Indego, and Snow 500 MHZ 2001
14. The iMac Graphite, and Snow 600 MHZ 2001
15. The iMac Graphite, and Snow 700 MHZ 2001
And then in 2002 they make the "iMac Flat Panel"
I never heard of "beige" before.
Arthur
http://www.arthurwiebe.com
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