One of the HDs is loud.

The Power Macintosh G3 Blue & White marked the moment Apple’s professional desktop line fully absorbed the design and technology shift that began with the iMac: it brought the bold blue-and-white case to the Power Mac, introduced the “New World” ROM architecture, and moved Apple’s pro machines into the USB and FireWire era. Its easy-open case and mix of old and new features also make it especially appealing to collectors today, since it sits right at the crossover point between legacy beige Macs and Apple’s more modern late-1990s hardware direction.

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