Apple iMac G4 (800 MHz, Early 2002) – Iconic “Sunflower” Design – Fully Working – Dual‑Boot OS X & OS 9 A beautifully preserved Apple iMac G4 (15-inch, 800 MHz) – the legendary first-generation “Sunflower iMac,” celebrated as one of Apple’s most iconic and museum‑featured designs. This model was produced only briefly in 2002–2003, making it one of the most collectible iMacs ever released. This example is fully functional, complete with its original hardware configuration and capable of running both Mac OS X and Mac OS 9 thanks to its classic dual‑boot setup. Specifications - Model: iMac G4 (Early 2002) - Model Number: M6498 - EMC: 1873 - CPU: 800 MHz PowerPC G4 - RAM: 256 MB (expandable to 1 GB) - Storage: 60 GB HDD - Display: 15-inch LCD, 1024×768 - Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce2 MX (32 MB VRAM) - Optical Drive: SuperDrive/Combo Drive (depending on sub‑configuration) - Connectivity: USB, FireWire 400, Ethernet, VGA-out, audio in/out - Serial Number: QT211D39LF4 The machine boots correctly and shows the original Apple interface of the early 2000s — a major plus for collectors and retro‑computing enthusiasts. A clean, well‑preserved example of a highly sought‑after Apple design classic. Included - Apple iMac G4 (800 MHz) - Power cable - Apple Pro Mouse M5769 - Apple Pro Keyboard M7803 The iMac G4 is widely regarded as one of Apple’s most innovative creations. Designed under Jonathan Ive, its floating LCD screen and dome-shaped base earned it a place in major museums, including the MoMA in New York. This model represents the transition from CRT to flat‑panel displays and remains a favourite among collectors worldwide.