#pasthistoryhub The iMac G3, released in 1998, was the computer that broke every design rule at the time. Instead of the beige boxes everyone was used to, Apple introduced a bright, translucent, all-in-one desktop that looked more like a piece of art than office equipment. It came in bold colors, had a built-in handle, and made technology feel fun and personal again. Beyond the looks, it helped pull Apple back into the spotlight and became one of the most recognizable tech designs of the late ’9

Why iMac G3 was the computer that changed everything for Apple (again) | Stuff

Apple iMac G3 Celebrates 21st Anniversary, Here's a Look Back

20 years of iMac: A story of relentless design iteration - 9to5Mac

The portable iBook clamshell laptop (1999) continued the design revolution Apple started with the iMac G3 just a year prior. Both were playful, colorful, and, in Jobs’ words, even "lickable." | Computer History Museum

Today in Apple history: Original iMac arrives to save Apple