Apple in 2003
January 7, 2003
- 12-inch and 17-inch PowerBook G4s are added to the lineup with new aluminum enclosures, AirPort Extreme and Bluetooth. The 15-inch titanium models are unchanged except for a $200 pricedrop on the high-end. [more]
- An AirPort Extreme base station and card are introduced to complement the new PowerBooks. [more]
January 28, 2003
- FireWire 800, AirPort Extreme and Bluetooth support are added to the Power Mac G4, which now reaches 1.42GHz. [more]
- Studio and Cinema Display prices are lowered to $699 (17-inch), $1,299 (20-inch) and $1,999 (23-inch). [more]
February 4, 2003
- The 17-inch iMac gets a 1GHz processor, DDR memory, an audio input and optional AirPort Extreme and Bluetooth. The 15-inch model gets a bigger hard disk but no other improvements. [more]
February 10, 2003
- New Xserves have 1.33GHz processors and slot-loading drives. [more]
March 18, 2003
- A new Xserve Cluster Node model offers the processing power of a dual processor Xserve for the price of a single processor model, but with only one hard disk bay. [more]
- The last G3 iMac is discontinued. [more]
April 22, 2003
- The iBook gets G3 processors up to 900MHz. [more]
April 28, 2003
- Third generations iPods are released in 10GB, 15GB & 30 GB sizes with Dock Connectors and . They are the first to feature On-the-go playlists. [more]
May 6, 2003
- The Combo and SuperDrive eMacs are bumped to 1GHz and a new 800MHZ CD-ROM model is introduced for $799. [more]
June 23, 2003
- The Power Mac G5 is unveiled with a choice of 1.6GHz, 1.8GHz and Dual 2GHz processors. A reconfigured 2002 Power Mac G4 is released for customers that need to run Mac OS 9. [more]
September 8, 2003
- The 15GB and 30GB iPods are replaced by otherwise identical 20GB and 40GB models. [more]
- The iMac gets processors up to 1.25GHz. Both model now have USB 2.0, DDR memory and optional AirPort Extreme and Bluetooth. [more]
September 16, 2003
- A new line of PowerBook G4s is introduced. The 12-inch model gets a Mini-DVI port, the 15-inch model gets an aluminum enclosure and the 17-inch gets a 1.33GHz processor. [more]
October 22, 2003
- eMac prices are lowered. The CD-ROM model is dropped as the Combo Drive model now costs $799. [more]
- The iBook G4 is introduced. It featuring the same enclosure but with a slot-loading optical drive. [more]
November 18, 2003
- A 20-inch iMac is added to the lineup. [more]
- The single processor 1.8GHz Power Mac G5 is replaced with a dual processor model for $100 more. [more]
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