State Of The Mac Union: Checklist & Scorecard

Apple began 2004 with very high hopes for a special year. The Macintosh turned 20 in January and most observers expected an overhauled design, perhaps a 20th Anniversary Mac, or, well, anything. Here’s the scorecard for Apple’s Mac Union a little more than half way through 2004.

Instead, the iMac continued as is for a few months before lapsing into non-production while waiting for the new G5 iMac. At the San Francisco Macworld Expo, the Mac and Apple faithful were.... (excerpted).

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