All-in-One & One for All (11/17/97)
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From the appliance look of the 9-inch-screened Classic chassis, to the lumpy-but-loveable LC 550, to the monitor-with-a-floppy look of the 5x00, and possibly even encompassing the slightly more complex (and certainly flatter) Spartacus, less interestingly known as the 20th Anniversary Macintosh, AtAT is a sucker for a standalone design. If you're a fan of the all-in-one Mac concept, don't despair; you've only got to wait until April for Apple's next in the line of self-contained "toaster-Macs." So sayeth MacOS Rumors.
The new offering, code-named "Artemis," will pack the hearty punch of a G3 processor running between 225 and 266 MHz. And reportedly, Apple will crunch all that computing goodness into a new case that's smaller, cheaper, and nicer-looking than the 5x00 series.
Unfortunately, every Mac has its achilles heel, and this one's may just be its name. When it's ready to ship, it will lose the sporty moniker "Artemis" and may assume the bland appellation, "Power Macintosh G3 Home." Yecccchh.
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| | The above scene was taken from the 11/17/97 episode: November 17, 1997: (Sorry—this was before we started writing intro text for each episode!)
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