Machine won’t power on.

The machine that saved Apple. When Steve Jobs returned in 1997, the company had 90 days of operating cash remaining. The Bondi Blue iMac launched in 1998 at $1,299, eliminated the floppy drive before anyone thought that was possible, and sold 800,000 units in its first 139 days — the best-selling Mac to that point. Translucent candy-colored plastic rewrote what a computer was allowed to look like. 'There is no step 3' became the benchmark for product simplicity.

• EveryMac