The 1999 iMac G3: Secret Port info below! From a hardware perspective it was a regular VGA port which meant except standard VGA cables. But from from a software perspective it was limited in proprietary ways: 1. It only supported video mirroring. 2. It did not support independent monitor set ups where you could drag windows between monitors. 3. The resolution and refresh rates were dictated by the internal CRT capability. Bottom line, it showed Apple’s forward thinking as today’s dual monitor co

560K views · 6.5K reactions | The 1998 release of the iMac G3 marked a turning point in tech history with its bold, colorful, all-in-one design. Its debut sparked massive excitement, drawing long lines at stores and becoming a key factor in Apple’s remarkable recovery from near bankruptcy. | History In Pictures | Facebook

808K views · 1.6K reactions | The 1998 launch of the iMac G3 was a nostalgic milestone, redefining tech with its colorful, all-in-one design. Its release generated immense excitement, leading to long lines at stores, and played a crucial role in Apple’s comeback from the brink of bankruptcy. | History In Pictures | Facebook