Pictures of the G3 All-In-One

After extensive searching, I've come to the disappointing conclusion that there is not a single picture of a blue and white Power Mac G3 All-In-One anywhere on the internet. Can anybody find one?

do you mean this?

http://foto.spullenbank.nl/common/img/00/00/01/27/_T12729.jpg

No. That's an iMac. I mean this:
http://www.macnetic.net/images/g3_all_inone.jpg
But with a blue and white case.

I didn't even know they made such a thing.

I'm about 98% sure they did. If you do a Google search for it, you'll get some results.

The only blue and white Power Macintosh G3 that I know of are the towers models with matching monitors.

no i think hes right, i remember n grade school the secretary had one that had blue on the top and sides, had Zip and floppy

Look at THIS.

Well.. the all in one G3s are pretty limited...

but is this it?

You didn't click my link in my last post, did you Graphite.....

There were no B&W AIO G3's.
They were only made for a short time, and only available for sale to schools. When the iMac was released, the AIO was almost imediately taken out of production.

D3v1L80Y said:

There were no B&W AIO G3's.
They were only made for a short time, and only available for sale to schools. When the iMac was released, the AIO was almost imediately taken out of production.

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That's correct. The AIO is one of the shortest production lines Apple ever produced, only for a couple of months, and not for all markets.

And it wasn't Blue & White, but all beige.

They did make them in blue and white. Like MadSkillzMan, I too remembered it from school. There were like three of them in the computer lab. I've been to apple-history.com, and as with every other site, they only have a picture of the beige one there. I can't even find a decent picture of the beige one. The one on apple-history.com is actually like the biggest one I could find.

Benjamindaines said:

do you mean this?

http://foto.spullenbank.nl/common/img/00/00/01/27/_T12729.jpg

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That looks just like the old iMacs that are actually sitting across the way from me.

Like D3v1L80Y & Avalon stated, there was no Mac called the PowerMac AIO B&W. If there was some limited production model I have never seen it. Still it would have not been called that. There is only one computer called the B&W G3 and that is the PowerMac Tower.

I concur, the only blue and white AIO G3 was the iMac, the only Blue and White Power Macintosh G3 was the Yosemite based blue and white towers.

The AIO before that was as beige as its beige Power Macintosh G3 desktop and tower siblings.

To spot an AIO beige G3 is quite the feat...

Whatever. I know they made them. And I'm going to find a picture of one if it takes me the rest of my afternoon!

"According to Apple, design elements of Future Power's box - its curvy, blue-and-white chassis and compact, all-in-one architecture built around a 15-inch CRT display"

"We also have an array of new and aging computers, two Toshiba laptops one spanking new and an old satellite. A Performa mac, a Blue and white G3 all in one, a G3 which is really souped up to run as a G4"

"The situation here is that I have OSX on my blue and white all in one G3 not tower."

The first quote is from CNET, and the other two are just from random forum posts. There is a chance the second two may be referring to iMacs.

Still no luck with the picture hunt.

Well, good luck in finding it.

No site that has a complete listing of Apple's hardware (there are a few more tha just apple-history), neither Apple themselve, list a B&W G3 All-In-One as existing model.
The beige AIO was produced only for a couple of months (April '98 until January '99), and was meant only for the educational market. So I highly doubt they made a limited modell within that already limited time for a limited market. It has been replaced by the first, Bondy-blue iMac.

Even the hardware was that from the beige G3, not of the B&W. Because of a limitation in the beige's hardware, you need a partition of less than 8GB to be able to install OS X. The B&W doesn't have that limitation anymore.

But it really would be very interesting if you can find a pic of a B&W AIO (NOT Photoshoped, of course!!)...because it would show that Apple has some very interesting rarities noone knows about.

I'm also going to agree that there was No Such Mac.

Macs were beige until the iMac (original, Bondi blue model.) Once the iMac came out, the G3 AIO was discontinued, since both were targeted at the same market. It was never updated to the new color scheme.

The Blue-and-White G3 models were all towers, with the same shape as the G4 towers.

Perhaps you are thinking of the matching monitors for the B&W G3s. They were certainly huge enough to be mistaken for a computer.