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Apple Power Mac G4 Cube personal computer with Apple 15" Studio Display, Keyboard, Pro Mouse & Pro Speakers 2000 (x)
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Apple Power Mac G4 Cube personal computer with Apple 15" Studio Display, Keyboard, Pro Mouse & Pro Speakers 2000 (x)
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Mac front.
MacAddict October 2000
The G4 Cube (and possibly a "dual processor G4") got on this issue's cover, with the coverage inside also ready to make a big deal of a full-size USB keyboard and an elongated (and optical) mouse from Apple. Part of the continued life of "Mac gaming" was an interview with a "former Bungie VP" promising Halo would eventually be ported from the XBox.
Our team was amazed to find this collector's item still working in great condition More info on eBay for anyone interested
G4 Cube (July 2000 - July 2001)
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Mac back.
MacAddict August 2001
Ways to evade an assortment of bugs in operating systems and programs present and future made up this issue's cover story. An article on ways to "never pay for software again!" was illustrated by MAD artist Jack Davis. The news section had to deal with Power Mac G4 Cube sales dropping off, but did report on Apple opening two stores itself in shopping malls (where Blue Dalmatian and Flower Power iMacs happened to be on display).
G4 Cube (July 2000 - July 2001)
One of my fav. machines. yeah the USB + Firewire ports are impossible to get get to, the powerbutton is touch sensitive and super finicky. But it takes up no space, upgradable ram, HD, and graphics card which is more than any modern mac can claim.