The iMac G4 (2002–2004) is Apple’s iconic all-in-one desktop with a flat-panel display on an adjustable chrome arm and a white hemispherical base, blending innovative form with powerful functionality in a design that redefined personal computing.

Key Specifications:

• Processor: PowerPC G4 (700 MHz to 1.25 GHz)
  
• Display: 15″, 17″, or 20″ LCD TFT (up to 1680 × 1050 resolution)
  
• Memory: 256MB to 2GB DDR SDRAM
  
• Storage: 40GB to 160GB IDE HDD
  
• Optical Drive: CD-RW, Combo Drive, or SuperDrive (DVD-R)
  
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce2 MX to GeForce FX 5200 Ultra
  
• Ports:
  

            1. 3x USB 1.1
            2. 2x FireWire 400
            3.10/100 Ethernet
            4. Modem, audio in/out

• Operating System: Ships with Mac OS X 10.1–10.3; supports up to 10.5.8
  
• Speakers: External Apple Pro Speakers (included)

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Apple introduced the iMac G4 to showcase a radical new design philosophy of form and function in perfect balance. Its adjustable arm with floating LCD wasn’t just aesthetic; it improved ergonomics and freed up desk space. It also embraced digital creativity, with FireWire support for video editing and seamless integration with macOS X.