PowerMacG4 Quicksilver 2002

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Apple released this series of PowerMac G4's on January 28th 2002. It is based on the IBM 7450 v2.1 PowerPC processor. This line was discontinued in August of 2002.

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Configurations

  • 733 MHz (educational version only)
  • 800 MHz $1599
  • 933 MHz $2299
  • 1 GHz Dual Processor $2999
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Optional

  • 24x10x32x CD-ROM, 8x/12x/8x/32x DVD/CD-RW, or 2x/6x/8x/4x/24x DVD-R/CD-RW (Superdrive)
  • ATI Radeon 7500, NVIDIA GeForce4 MX (64 MB), or GeForce4 Titanium (128 MB) graphics card
  • AirPort wireless internet card
  • Optional 56k modem
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Display Connections

  • VGA and ADC, ADC and DVI
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Features

  • First Power Mac to break 1 GHz speed barrier
  • DDR SDRAM L3 Cache
  • Up to 1.5 GB RAM (PC-133 SDRAM)
  • 2 USB 1.1 ports
  • 2 Firewire 400 ports
  • OS X (10.1.2)
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Photos

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Benchmarks

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External Links

Retrieved from "http://guides.macrumors.com/PowerMacG4_Quicksilver_2002"