It's quite the mashup. The iconic iMac G4 launched 23 years ago with OS X and Liquid Glass is part of the macOS Tahoe 26 Public Beta, which launched just days ago. The project, spotted by 9to5Mac, is ...

Macworld Liquid Glass may seem like an afterthought on macOS Tahoe, but one person has come up with a way to make the new ...

Sheets described his creation of the iMac G4 with an M1 chip as a passion project in celebration of the life and inspiration of Steve Jobs. He created the machine back in 2021 by fitting the innards ...

The second-generation iMac was a big departure from the original brightly-colored release. The chunky CRT aesthetic was dead, replaced with a sleek design featuring a slim LCD monitor on a floating… ...

The 2002 all-in-one Apple iMac G4 was just modded and brought back to life with an M1 chip and all-new hardware. Spoiler alert: It actually works.

The iMac G4 looks just as great next to a HomePod as the new 24-inch iMac. If Apple released a retro version, we’re pretty sure it would still sell out in minutes.

The original iMac G4 was officially announced in January 2002 with a PowerPC chip, up to 256MB of SDRAM, and up to 80GB of storage. It was nicknamed as iLamp as it resembled Pixar’s lamp.

Hello friend, it's been a long time. Credit: Apple When Apple launched its all-in-one personal computer, the iMac G4, back in 2002, it was the coolest computing device you could own.

Colby Sheets on Tuesday shared a short clip to Twitter showing off the converted iMac G4. In the clip, the device is running macOS Big Sur and is equipped with an M1 chipset pulled from a Mac mini.

yes, I would totally forgive them "going backwards" if they renewed the iMac G4. We're now in an era where you can fit a really decently powerful computer in that dome!

I have a 1Ghz 17" flat panel iMac G4.It has 256MB ram in the difficult to reach slot. It has a 512MB in the user accessible slot.Total RAM = 768MB PC2100 DDRQUESTION #1: Can I replace the easy to ...