Apple iMac G3 - Blue Dalmatian - Macintosh

Apple50 Specifically, the blue and white polka dot design on the translucent shell identifies this model as the "Blue Dalmatian" variant. This particular colorway was launched in early 2001 together with the "Flower Power" version. Represents a rarity: It was sold only for a few months in 2001 before Apple returned to more sober colors. For this reason, today it is a highly sought-after collectible piece among vintage tech enthusiasts. Apple

Main Features
Design: Conceived by Jony Ive, it stands out for the use of colored and translucent plastics that broke with the traditional gray of the computers of the era.
Hardware: It is equipped with a 15-inch CRT monitor and a PowerPC G3 processor.
Operating System: Mac OS X.
Historical Significance: It was Apple's first big success after Steve Jobs' return, marking the beginning of the company's revival. It comes with a keyboard, mouse, and installation discs, all original; one issue: slow disk ejection.