eMac

From Mac Guides

The eMac, which Apple launched to target the education market, was first introduced in April 2002. Shortly afterwards it was available to the general public, instead of just educational institutions which it had previously been restricted to. However, on October 12, 2005, Apple again restricted the eMac to educational institutions for unspecified reasons.

The eMac's life officially ended on July 5 2006, when it was replaced by an education only model of the iMac, although it was still sold for a short while afterwards while supplies lasted.

Contents 1 eMac Rev. A (Early 2002) 2 eMac Rev. B (Early 2003) 3 eMac Rev. C (2004) 4 eMac Rev. D (2005)

eMac Rev. A (Early 2002)

CPU - 700/800MHz

FSB - 100MHz

RAM - PC133 SDRAM (up to 1GB)

GPU - NVidia GeForce2 MX 32MB

eMac Rev. B (Early 2003)

CPU - 800MHz/1GHz

FSB - 133MHz

RAM - PC133 SDRAM (up to 1GB)

GPU - ATI Radeon 7500 32MB

eMac Rev. C (2004)

CPU - 1.2GHz

FSB - 167MHz

RAM - PC2700 SDRAM (up to 1GB)

GPU - ATI Radeon 9200 32MB

eMac Rev. D (2005)

CPU - 1.42GHz

FSB - 167MHz

RAM - PC2700 SDRAM (up to 1GB)

GPU - ATI Radeon 9600 64MB