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Pictures of the G3 All-In-One

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RS2, very cool site. Thanks for the URL. Checking all those old Apple pages out now!
 
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Ditto; awesome site. But the pages from early 1998 don't list the All-In-One at all though. Weird. About the accessories box thing - it's not the monitor I'm talking about. Everybody keeps saying that. Here's a picture I made in Photoshop of what it would look like:

http://comp3769.tripod.com/g3aioblue.jpg
(you have to copy & paste the URL to the address bar)

And here's my response from the apple-history.com guy:
"Sorry. no, they never made one. The PowerMac B&W came after the iMac, which was, in effect, what you describe. But there was never a B&W all-in-one branded as a Powermac."

But I'm still not giving up.
 
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that link doesn't work for me. But, if you go to make a new post, and click on "manage attachments" which is towards the bottom of the new post window, you can upload the picture right to Mac-Forums.
 
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corysw said:
Ditto; awesome site. But the pages from early 1998 don't list the All-In-One at all though. Weird. About the accessories box thing - it's not the monitor I'm talking about. Everybody keeps saying that. Here's a picture I made in Photoshop of what it would look like:

http://comp3769.tripod.com/g3aioblue.jpg
(you have to copy & paste the URL to the address bar)

And here's my response from the apple-history.com guy:
"Sorry. no, they never made one. The PowerMac B&W came after the iMac, which was, in effect, what you describe. But there was never a B&W all-in-one branded as a Powermac."

But I'm still not giving up.
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It might be one of those things that was only out in Japan like the Mac TV
 
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"http://www.apple-history.com/images/models/blueg3.gif

is that it?"

No, that's a G3 tower.

________

"that link doesn't work for me"

You have to copy & paste the link in to your address bar.
 
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corysw said:
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?
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They did make a Power Mac G3 all-in-one in a different color. For some reason, I can't remember if it was blue... I thought it was Grey. Anchorage school district in Alaska used them back in the day when I was in Elementary/Middle School...

Not too long ago, I was trying to find one on the web but never did find it.
 
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Benjamindaines said:
It might be one of those things that was only out in Japan like the Mac TV
Click to expand...

The Mac TV was sold in Europe as well. A friend of mine has one.

This is a pretty long thread, about non-existing hardware... :cool:
 
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I know this thing exists, and I'm going to find a picture of it if it's the last thing I do!
And I will, too.
 
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No, it's not the monitor or a clone.

Now that I think about it more, and look more at the beige All-In-One's, they don't really look like the B&W I'm talking about. The one I'm looking for, as I remember it, was wider, and I don't think it had speakers on the bottom front.
 
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I've also noticed that it's virtually the only model that was never featured on the Apple homepage. Weird.
 

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