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Hard Cider: The New iMac Up Close And Personal - And You Thought Snow Was White

 

 

Sunday, January 13, 2002

Below we bring you close-ups of different aspects of the iMac, for those of you not near an Apple Store. White is the theme ... as you can see. We were told that the white Pro Mouse, Pro Speakers and Pro Keyboard, are only available with the iMac. They will not be sold separately. You can however still get the crystal clear ones that are trimmed with black. Some who we talked to worried that the white keyboard would quickly become grimy with use. Don't know about that, but it sure looks cool brand new.

We are curious how well the joints on the backbone of the machine will hold up over time ... we are trying to track down more information one these joints. The shiny metal backbone allows you to tilt and lift the screen. It is of very sturdy construction. However it doesn't appear to that you can tighten the joints, should they loose their viscosity after prolonged use.

From A Distance - More iMac Pictures

Presenting The New iMac (aka the iLamp)
Click on images to see a larger version

On the old speakers the inner ring is black instead of white. Speakers only come with the two top end models (there are three different models). The iMac has a built in speaker.

The keyboard keys are completely white with the outer housing clear

I think the new white mouse looks really elegant. A little quieter than the black version

The screen can swivel the front 180 degrees of the base unit. The components inside the base unit are cooled by a whisper quiet fan.

The top of the backbone, where it attaches to the screen.

The ports are found, out of the way, on the back of the base unit. 3 USB ports (shared on two 12-Mbps controllers) , Two 400-Mbps FireWire ports, Mini-VGA output port (requires VGA display adapter - mirroring only), 10/100BASE-T Ethernet, modem port, Apple speaker port, headphones port. The iMac has a non-standard power cord, which you can see in the middle of the picture above.

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