In June 2003 — 15 years ago this month — Steve Jobs took the wraps off its successor, the Power Mac G5. As his “One More Thing” at WWDC 2003, Jobs spoke about the chip, the system, then the product, ...

Narrator: This is the $2,000 Power Mac G5 from 2003, Apple's pro PC with a modular, cheese-grater design. And this is Phil Schiller, 10 years later. He's about to reveal a revolutionary design of ...

Macworld Twenty-seven years ago today, Steve Jobs took the stage at the Flint Center in Cupertino to unveil the first new ...

Starting at $6,000, the computer is similar in design to the Power Mac G5 that launched in 2003. Latest videos A triangle pointing right which indicates this type of media can be played.

With the Apple G5 Xserve running OS X, I had an altogether different experience. I was impressed with its intuitive ease of use and the clean layout of the numerous server-monitoring and ...

Power Mac models were designated first with numbers from 5200 to 9700 and then G3, G4 and G5. What seems paltry today, the first Power Macs came with 8MB of RAM and used the 601 PowerPC CPU chip ...