iMac(槽式光驱)

The iMac (slot-loading optical drive) is a desktop computer introduced by Apple in 2002, featuring a PowerPC G4 processor and a 17-inch CRT display, equipped with a slot-loading CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive. It was one of the representative desktop models of Apple at the time, continuing the minimalist design of the iMac series. Targeted at home and office users, it supported Mac OS 9 and was an important model during Apple’s PowerPC era.