However, that all changed when Steve Jobs returned to the Apple fold in 1997 and introduced the iMac G3 just a year later. Even by the standards of late-1990s design, the iMac G3 was a bold statement.

These users had been asking for an “iMac to Go,” a computer with the ease of use and approachability found in the iMac G3. Jobs delivered ... it would be a couple more years until Apple put the logo ...

It was on May 6, 1998, when Apple announced its all-in-one ... Segall pitched it to him twice. The original iMac was also referred to as iMac G3 because the device packed a 233MHz PowerPC G3 ...

If you follow Stephen’s work, you know that he knows a thing or two about Apple’s colorful G3 iMacs. In 2016, Stephen acquired all 13 colors of the iMac G3, donating them to The Henry Ford Museum in ...