The Blue&White G3? (My old, and now my mother's current, machine was a revision a of that model.) I think that was the first model that got a RAGE128 card - prior to that they'd been using RAGEII's. iMacs continued to use those for a while, too, and the laptops eventually got RAGE128 mobility cards.
Apple've kept the graphics cards in Macs fairly up to date, but you still don't get a whole lot of choice - either an ATI Radeon or an nVidia GeForce, with varying specs according to the model (this iMac has a GF2MX, the top-end iMac has a GF4MX, G4s can pick between GF4Ti's and top-end Radeons).
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Re: *nods*
Date: 2003-03-24 09:48 am (UTC)The Blue&White G3? (My old, and now my mother's current, machine was a revision a of that model.) I think that was the first model that got a RAGE128 card - prior to that they'd been using RAGEII's. iMacs continued to use those for a while, too, and the laptops eventually got RAGE128 mobility cards.
Apple've kept the graphics cards in Macs fairly up to date, but you still don't get a whole lot of choice - either an ATI Radeon or an nVidia GeForce, with varying specs according to the model (this iMac has a GF2MX, the top-end iMac has a GF4MX, G4s can pick between GF4Ti's and top-end Radeons).