The iMac Revision "D" G3/333 came out a short 3
months after the revision "C" machine, in early
spring 1999. There was very little different in the revision
"D" version to distinguish it from its predecessor,
other than the 16% speed bump. It still came in 5 fruity colors,
sported a 6 GB hard drive had the same ATI Rage Pro Turbo
graphics controller & 6MB of video RAM and still had an
anemic 32MB of RAM installed. There were rumors that this
version of the iMac would have a larger monitor but it came
with the same 15" monitor. The CD-ROM drive is 24X and
the machine comes with on-board 10/100 Base-T Ethernet. Like
all the iMacs there is no floppy drive nor SCSI connectors.
There are two RAM slots one of which is filled with the 32MB
chip. Installing RAM or processor upgrades is a bit of an
involved process but not that difficult if you are comfortable
taking machines apart.
This iMac has two 12Mbps USB ports (with another 2 on the
keyboard) and in a very small concession to complaints about
the Puck styled mouse, the mouse that came with this machine
came with a small dimple on one end, so you could tell more
easily which side was up
Also included, was an internal 56Kbps modem and a substantial
software bundle.
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Below you will find the MacBench 5.0 results for all of the
current processor upgrades available for this machine. The
bar graphs below express results as a percentage of improvement
over the base machine, which receives a score of 100%. Scores
marked in blue mean that these results were independently
verified by MacSpeedZone, other scores were provided by the
manufacturer. Further down the page you will find a table
with the actual MacBench score.
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