Apple iMac G3 (1998-2003) Models on Display:Apple iMac G3 "Strawberry" this wall-mounted phone used a

this wall-mounted phone used a hand crank (called a magneto) and its own local batteries

heavy-duty metal upgrade box was incredibly expensive and highly sought after

The game was so addictive that it reportedly "stopped production lines" at Atari’s own factory as workers couldn't stop playing the finished units

Source of Keyboard: Elephants Trunk Flea Market

it shipped with a tiny desktop docking station that plugged directly into the headphone jack to charge and sync music

Apple iMac G3 (1998-2003) Models on Display:Apple iMac G3 "Strawberry" this wall-mounted phone used aApple iMac G3 First Fully USB Personal Computer The Apple iMac G3, unveiled in May 1998, was the colorful savior that marked the triumphant return of Steve Jobs and the rise of legendary designer Jony Ive. Ditching the boring, beige box designs that had dominated the computer industry for decades, the iMac G3 featured a translucent, teardrop shaped plastic shell in a vibrant "Bondi Blue." It was a radical bet on the future of simplicity and the