+ Apple PowerMac G4 Cube – Iconic Collector’s Edition – Complete Original Bundle Own a piece of Apple history with this rare and highly sought-after PowerMac G4 Cube, designed by Jonathan Ive and released in 2000–2001. This revolutionary machine, known for its stunning transparent acrylic enclosure and passive cooling, is a must-have for retro computing enthusiasts and Apple collectors alike. + Technical Specifications Model: PowerMac G4 Cube (M7886) Processor: PowerPC G4 (500 MHz) RAM: 256 MB, expandable Storage: Original hard drive Quantume Fireball 30 GB Graphics: ATI Rage 128 Pro (16 MB VRAM) Operating System: Mac OS X (10.4.11) Connectivity: USB, FireWire 400, 10/100 Ethernet, audio in/out, and proprietary ports for display and speakers. + Bundle Contents: This PowerMac G4 Cube comes as a complete, original set, making it a highly desirable package for collectors: - Apple Studio Display (15" or 17" CRT, depending on the model) – Fully functional, no major display issues. - Apple Pro Keyboard (USB) – In good working condition, missing one key (specify which if known). - Apple Pro Mouse (USB, transparent model) – Functional. - Apple Harman Kardon SoundSticks – Shows signs of age-related wear (e.g., slight yellowing or minor scratches), but fully operational. - Original Cables: Power cable, video cable, FireWire cable, USB cable, etc. – Minor scuffs on the cable sheaths (near the ends), but no exposed wires or cracks. Condition: Enclosure: Excellent condition for its age. Light scratches on the top surface (common with use), but no cracks or breaks. The iconic transparent design and passive cooling system are intact. Functionality: Tested and working. Powers on, hardware recognition is normal, and there are no unusual noises. Ideal for retro use or display. + Cosmetic Notes: The keyboard is missing one key (please specify if known). The speakers show signs of wear consistent with age, including damaged membranes, which may impact sound performance. + Why This Cube Stands Out: Iconic Design: Suspended in a clear acrylic case with no noisy fans—a true marvel of industrial design. Rarity: Produced for only one year (2000–2001), making it a highly collectible item. Performance: Still capable of handling light tasks (basic web browsing, emulation, or retro office work). Historical Value: A symbol of Apple’s innovation at the turn of the millennium.