Aqua & Bondi
The iMac G3 and the years Apple spent finishing Mac OS X
The iMac G3 sold well enough to buy Apple the time it needed to get Mac OS X working. That is the argument this short history makes, alongside an account of the operating system transition that ran beside it. It sells direct from the author rather than through a publisher, bundled with his Apple history calendar.
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- Stephen HackettRecommends
Technology writer · 512 Pixels and Relay
Wrote a book on the iMac G3 and Apple's move to Mac OS X, arguing the machine bought the company the time it needed to finish the new system. He sells it himself, bundled with his Apple history calendar.
Source: 512 Pixels: Hello There
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