The high-end 500 MHz “Power Mac G4 (AGP Graphics)” came with an all-new logic board design and included AGP-based graphics, AirPort compatibility, a faster memory bus, DVD-ROM or RAM standard, an ...

The dual-1.42GHz Power Mac model is a pleasing mix of performance and economy. It's significantly faster than the previous best-of-breed desktop machine, yet at $2,699, it costs $600 less ...

Readers are starting to receive their Power Macintosh G4 Dual 1.42 GHz (FireWire 800), and the reports are rolling in.

"I have recently had a problem with my Power Mac G4 DP/533, where both of my FireWire Ports went dead without any apparent reason. PRAM zaps, OpenFirmware resets and the like didn't help.

Apple has been selling dual-processor Power Macs for a while now. But multiprocessing as a technology has met limited acceptance among Mac users, finding a home mainly among graphics professionals ...

The FireWire version works with most recent Macs, though not with the first Power Mac G4 models (the models code-named "Yikes," with their graphics cards in a PCI slot instead of AGP).

The FireWire version works with most recent Macs, though not with the very first Power Mac G4 models (the models code-named "Yikes," with their graphics cards in a PCI slot instead of AGP).

The Mighty Power Mac G5 By Stephen Hackett Last month, we looked at the Power Mac G4 line, a series of computers that defined the professional workstation for OS X users for many years. In June 2003 — ...

Apple launches Power Macs with twin 1.42GHz processors, as it seeks to close the gigahertz gap with Windows-based PCs. Plus, prices have been cut up to 40 percent.

In his second column for Computerworld, computer consultant and Macintosh technician Michael de Agonia evaluates the base model Power Mac G5. Coming soon, Computerworld's take on Apple's fastest ...

With that, Jobs unveiled the Power Mac G5. Aside from being Apple's first major chip upgrade since the G4 debuted (at 400MHz) in 1999, the G5 marks some major changes for Apple.

On a related note, can I wake up via Airport? Two of my Macs I have connected via Firewire also have Airport Extreme in them (17 inch PowerBook G4; 15.4 inch MacBook Pro Core Duo).