Apple in 2000

A new 366MHz iBook Special Edition is introduced in Graphite. All iBooks now ship with 6GB hard disks and 64MB of RAM. [more]
The PowerBook G3 gets FireWire and AirPort. Speeds are up to 500MHz and DVD is standard on both models. [more]
The Power Mac G4 is bumped back up to 500MHz with no other notable changes. [more]

A recomfigured iMac line is launched with processors up to 500MHz and new colors. Low-end models are Sage, Ruby or Indigo. High-end models are Snow or Graphite. [more]
The Power Mac G4 Cube is introduced in a single 450Mhz configuration with 500MHz available build-to-order only. Meanwhile, the Power Mac G4 gets dual processors in the 450MHz and 500MHz models plus Gigabit Ethernet. [more]
Apple introduces a new display lineup based around the ADC connector. [more]

iBooks get FireWire, video output and faster processors. The 366MHz model is Indigo and comes with a CD drive, the 466MHz is Graphite and has DVD. Both are available build-to-order in Key Lime. [more]
The PowerBook G3 gets more RAM and larger hard disks to match the new iBooks. iMovie is bundled for the first time. [more]
Around this time, a new 500MHz Power Mac G4 with DVD-ROM instead of DVD-RAM is added to dealer pricelists. [more]