iMac(平板显示器)

The iMac (Flat Panel Display) is a desktop computer introduced by Apple in 2002, featuring a PowerPC G4 processor and a 17-inch CRT display, and represents an early model in the iMac G4 series. This product continued Apple's minimalist design philosophy, equipped with 256MB of memory and a 40GB hard drive, supporting USB and FireWire interfaces, and pre-installed with Mac OS 9.1. As a key product marking Apple's transition from traditional desktops to modern all-in-one computers, it offered high cost-performance and user-friendliness at the time.