Power Mac G4/1 GHz Dual Processor - Apple (January 2002)

"To me, the top three are Speedy, Powerful, and Sleek. Your mileage may vary, of course, but I'm sure many of you are thinking along the same lines. The epitome of these ideals is the Power Mac G4 Dual Processor 1Ghz. Speedy? Hell yes" ... read more at MacGamer.com

Given its power, brilliant design and included software, not to mention the SuperDrive, the new iMac is outstanding value ... read more at MacUser UK

Power Mac G4/733 MHz- Apple (Summer 2001)

The PowerMac G4 733MHz is deservedly the top Apple machine at press time. It's quick on its feet, packs a strong list of inputs and outputs, and delivers a respectable 256MB RAM and 60GB hard drive. But the icing on this PowerMac is the SuperDrive, which burns CDs and DVDs without many problems ... read more at macHOME

iMac G3/600/600/256K - Apple (Winter 2001)

With the iMac Special Edition, Apple seems determined to redefine the iMac as a hip music machine (despite the oddities in its case patterns). The iMac SE delivers a nice performance boost and some cool audio features ... read more at MacAddict

G4/800 MHz Dual Processor - Apple (Summer 2001)

Apple's top-of-the-line Dual-processor Power Mac G4/80o is ahead of its time. The ferocious power of that second PowerPC chip lurking under the stylish QuickSilver exterior remains untapped until developers step up with multiprocessor-aware software - as of press time, that software has yet to appear ... read more at MacAddict

Power Mac G4/867 MHz- Apple (Summer 2001)

Its top-of-the-line processor not only has 256K of on-chip L2 cache running at a full 867MHz clock speed, but also boasts an additional 2MB of backside cache running at 217MHz - all connected to SDRAM and other necessary system-hardware goodies over a 133MHz bus. This muscle generates top-end performance ... read more at MacAddict

iMac G3/500/500/256K - Apple (Winter 2001)

Apple has revised its consumer products, and the new iMacs sport subtle improvements that make them suitable for almost any situation. With the addition of a CD-RW drive and speedier processors on top of the line's previous features, like video mirroring and AirPort support, these iMacs belong on any desk ... read more at macHOME

Cube G4/500 - Apple

When the Power Mac G4 Cube was launched last summer it received critical acclaim for its stunning design and impressive engineering, but Apple's customers were less impressed ... read more at MacUser UK

iMac G3/700/700/256K - Apple (Summer 2001)

the only real benefit of the top-end iMac is its huge 60Gb hard drive, which will be useful if you're doing video or audio work. Having said that, most customers are unlikely to want to spend nearly £1300 on a video editing system with a 15in display ... read more at MacUser UK

iMac G3/500/500/256K - Apple (Summer 2001)

In performance terms, the 500MHz CD-RW iMac is identical to its entry-level sibling, featuring the same processor, motherboard and graphics chip. However, it comes with 128Mb of RAM and features a CD-RW drive. ... read more at MacUser UK

Power Mac Dual Processor G4/533/266/1MB - Apple (Winter 2001)

When multiprocessor (MP) support returned to the Mac last year, many people wondered if two slower processors working in tandem were really faster than a single processor with a higher megahertz rating. Our tests show that they can be, when running applications optimized for multiple processors ... read more at Macworld

Power Mac G4/733 (256K@733/1MB@244) - Apple (Winter 2001)

The new models seem to be nothing more than a good-size evolutionary step in an established product line. Then again, taken out of this context, both the G4/733 and the G4/533 are awesome Macs with plenty of power to spare, plus a couple of unique features that really set them apart ... read more at MacAddict

Power Mac G4/533/266/1MB - Apple (Winter 2001)

As we expected, the 533MHz Power Mac easily outmatched both the new 466MHz and the old 500MHz Power Mac models. Although its six-percent performance gain in our Speedmark tests was less than earth-shattering, we were mightily impressed when the 533MHz model clipped five seconds off the 500MHz Mac's Photoshop scores -- that's a 25 percent improvement ... read more at Macworld

Power Mac G4/466/233/1MB - Apple (Winter 2001)

The new 466MHz model, for example, matched the Speedmark score of our test-bed system -- the previous-generation 500MHz Power Mac G4Ö--Öthanks in large part to the new Mac's faster system bus ... read more at Macworld

iMac G3/350 - Apple (Summer, 2000)

The ATI RAGE 128, while a decent performer, is far from the fastest graphics engine around and in the iMac it can't be upgraded. This limits the iMac's appeal as a games machine and, if you're a hardcore gamer, you may be better off considering a Power Mac G4, which will allow you to attach a larger screen and upgrade the graphics card ... read more at MacUser UK

iMac DV G3/400 - Apple (Summer, 2000)

Our lab tests revealed that the new models offer performance similar to that of their predecessors, although the new iMac was slower in our Speedmark tests (which may be accounted for by a different hard drive and ROM version) ... read more at Macworld

iMac DV+ G3/450 - Apple (Summer 2000)

Three colours * DVD-ROM drive ... read more at MacUser UK

iMac DV SE G3/500 - Apple (Summer 2000)

To understand what has changed in the latest revision of the iMac DV Special Edition, check out the speed of its G3 processor and the new snow color (the older graphite color is also still available). That's it. If you knew the old model, you know the new one - nothing else has changed ... read more at MacAddict

Cube G4/500 - Apple

There's no doubt the Cube represents an incredible feat of design and engineering. Packing a Power Mac G4 into an 8in cube is an achievement that's scarcely believable, even when you see it with your own eyes. But the design of the Cube is about more than just appearance ... read more at MacUser UK

Cube G4/450 - Apple

You can assess most of what's new and cool about the Cube just by looking at it. It's small - roughly the size of two children's lunch boxes stacked together. It's also sleek, surrounding a graphite-colored inner shell with an outer layer of smooth, transparent plastic ... read more at MacAddict

Power Mac G4/500 MP - Apple

Apple added a second G4 processor to its top two Power Mac G4 desktop models. The logic is that if one 500MHz G4 is fast, then two should run circles around anything out there. That's not quite true, as it turns out ... read more at MacAddict

Power Mac G4/450 MP - Apple

The new Power Mac G4s sport a handful of improvements, including the addition of Gigabit ethernet, a new Rage 128 Pro video card, and a new keyboard and mouse ... read more at MacNN