Power Mac G4/350 "Sawtooth" - Apple

With the upgraded architecture, you can now buy an entry-level Power Mac G4 with the same speedy system components found in Apple's high-end systems, all for just $1,599. However, the system's 64MB of RAM is a bit paltry; to take full advantage of that extra performance, invest in more memory. The G4/450 is Apple's fastest system ... read more at Macworld

Power Mac G4/450 - Apple

With the upgraded architecture, you can now buy an entry-level Power Mac G4 with the same speedy system components found in Apple's high-end systems, all for just $1,599. However, the system's 64MB of RAM is a bit paltry; to take full advantage of that extra performance, invest in more memory. The G4/450 is Apple's fastest system ... read more at Macworld

Power Mac G4/400 - Apple

With a slower processor but the same price tag as Apple's originally announced midrange model, the 400MHz Power Mac G4 is not as good a value as it could have been. However, given its faster graphics bus, more flexible and more robust USB capabilities, internal FireWire port, and built-in Zip drive, the 400MHz system goes a long way toward tempering any complaints we have about Apple's software-based DVD decoder ... read more at Macworld

"Rev. E" iMac G3/350- Apple

The iMac 350MHz is faster and less costly than its predecessors, while offering more memory and much-improved sound quality. If you don't need the digital-video features and can overlook the round mouse, the iMac 350MHz is an excellent choice for school, office, or home users who want a solid, easy-to-use computer for running common home or office applications. It's an especially economical choice if you want to run a network of iMacs connected to Apple's Mac OS X Server. However, you may find that the extra features in the iMac DV and iMac DV Special Edition are worth the extra $300 to $500 outlay ... read more at Macworld

"Rev. E" iMac DV G3/400 - Apple

How do you top a world-beating, ground-breaking design like the iMac? This is, after all, the device which made computing seem cool, sexy and fun to the rest of the world. Well, Apple has pulled it off yet again. The new iMac, announced on 6 October, has refined the original iMac vision and taken the technology an impressive leap forward. ... read more at MacUser UK

Power Mac G4/500 (Pre-CPU downgrade) - Apple

On the last day of August, at the high-profile Seybold IT show in San Francisco, Apple unveiled a landmark advance in the Power Mac platform - the Power Mac G4 range. What they showed was a Mac so powerful that it has, quite seriously, been classified by the US Government as a 'supercomputer' ... read more at MacUser UK

Power Mac G4/450 (Pre-CPU downgrade) - Apple

On the last day of August, at the high-profile Seybold IT show in San Francisco, Apple unveiled a landmark advance in the Power Mac platform - the Power Mac G4 range. What they showed was a Mac so powerful that it has, quite seriously, been classified by the US Government as a 'supercomputer' ... read more at MacUser UK

Power Mac G4/400 (Pre-CPU downgrade) - Apple

Something old, something new, something borrowed, but no longer blue . . . it's Apple's 400MHz Power Mac G4, the first of three Power Mac systems driven by the speedy PowerPC G4 processor. Apple combined the old and new by placing a G4 CPU on a G3 motherboard and wrapping it all in a sleek silver-and-graphite enclosure. ... read more at MacUser UK

Power Mac G3/450 (Yosemite) - Apple

Apple's new top-of-the-range Power Mac has enough bite to make it a worthwhile buy ... read more at MacUser UK

iMac G3/333 "Rev. D" - Apple

The latest fruity iMac has a 333MHz processor for superb performance - and its price tag stays the same ... read more at MacUser UK

PowerMac G3/400 "Yosemite" - Apple

Although it looks a bit like an ice cube, Apple's new blue-and-white G3 tower is the hottest piece of hardware around - just be careful about a few gotchas if you're thinking about buying one, or you might get burned ... read more at MacAddict

iMac G3/266 "Rev. C" - Apple

Aside from the faster processor (266MHz in the new systems, 233MHz in the originals), the innards of this machine differ a little from the earlier iMacs ... read more at macHOME

iMac G3/233 "Rev. B" - Apple

Apple's new design approach is more than just window dressing; rather, the company has extended its knack for ease of use from the software to the hardware realm, making the iMac almost as friendly in the real environment of your desktop as in the virtual world onscreen ... read more at MacAddict

iMac G3/233 "Rev. A" - Apple

Groundbreaking Consumer Offering Lives Up to Its Hype ... read more at Macworld