Power Mac G4 Cube - Quiz
A) 500,000 B) 150,000 C) 1.5 million D) 75,000
A) John Gruber B) Steve Jobs C) Benj Edwards D) Tim Cook
A) CNET B) The New York Times C) Macworld D) Wired
A) Absolutely Fabulous B) 24 C) The Drew Carey Show D) Star Trek: Enterprise
A) iPod Nano B) Aluminum MacBooks C) Mac Pro D) Apple Watch
A) iPod B) MacBook Air C) Mac mini D) iMac G4
A) $999 B) $499 C) $299 D) $799
A) Apple Park Visitor Center B) Apple Fifth Avenue C) Apple Regent Street D) Apple Infinite Loop
A) Capacitive touch B) Lattice grille pattern C) Translucent shell D) Vertical thermal design
A) Aluminum unibody and small size B) Flatscreen integration and low price C) Vertical thermal design and lattice grille D) Translucent shell and capacitive touch
A) Tim Cook B) Steve Jobs C) Benj Edwards D) John Gruber
A) Recycling old components B) Repairing broken hard drives C) Selling upgrades and modifications D) Developing software emulators
A) Its compatibility with modern Windows B) Its low price C) Its widespread availability D) Its vision
A) Friends B) Seinfeld C) Lost D) The Drew Carey Show
A) June 19, 2001 B) July 19, 1999 C) July 19, 2000 D) January 19, 2000
A) Consumer Electronics Show B) Macworld Expo C) A private press event at Apple headquarters D) Apple Worldwide Developers Conference
A) The Power Mac G4 B) The original Macintosh C) The NeXTcube D) The iMac
A) A paperweight B) A bookshelf speaker C) A box of Kleenex tissues D) A coffee mug
A) Andrew Gore B) Walt Mossberg C) Peter H. Lewis D) Steve Jobs
A) The machine had to be tipped to access ports B) The monitor was incompatible with third-party cables C) The keyboard was too small D) The mouse cable was too short
A) It often jammed B) It was hard to find C) It lacked a backlight D) It was too sensitive
A) 10000-rpm B) 4200-rpm C) 7200-rpm D) 5400-rpm
A) 32 MB B) 128 MB C) 256 MB D) 64 MB
A) The Louvre B) The Smithsonian Institution C) The British Museum D) The Museum of Modern Art
A) Sold them as desk organizers B) Gave them away as souvenirs C) Used them as tissue boxes D) Used them as trash bins
A) PC Magazine B) Macworld C) The Wall Street Journal D) The New York Times
A) Cracking the screen B) Breaking the power cable C) Overheating the processor D) Accidental sleep activation
A) The closing ceremony B) A mid-show press release C) An 'one more thing' segment D) The keynote introduction
A) Compromises made in the service of art B) High cost of production C) Limited software compatibility D) Lack of processing power
A) Ken Segall B) Jason Snell C) Jonathan Ive D) Steve Jobs
A) Modernism B) Bauhaus C) Minimalism D) Art Deco
A) Jason Snell B) Steve Jobs C) Ken Segall D) Jonathan Ive
A) $1,799 B) $1,499 C) $1,999 D) $1,299
A) One year B) Three months C) Nine months D) Six months
A) Jason Snell B) Ken Segall C) Steve Jobs D) Jonathan Ive
A) Completely indifferent B) Defiantly confident C) Visibly shaken D) Extremely excited
A) The processor B) The optical drive C) The power supply D) The heat sink
A) Advertising director B) Lead engineer C) Design team manager D) Lead developer
A) Engineers B) Designers C) Sales representatives D) Marketing team
A) A portable external monitor B) A legacy CRT monitor C) The flat-panel Cinema Display D) The iMac keyboard
A) Trayless B) Mechanism-free C) External D) Slot-loading
A) Steel B) Brushed aluminum C) Clear polycarbonate D) White plastic
A) Active liquid cooling B) Passive cooling C) Compressor cooling D) Dual fan cooling
A) 600 MHz B) 500 MHz C) 400 MHz D) 450 MHz
A) None B) External only C) Slot-loading D) Tray-loading
A) Top panel B) Front panel C) Back panel D) Underside
A) Harman Kardon B) Apple Pro Speakers C) Sony D) Bose
A) FireWire B) USB C) Bluetooth D) 3.5mm jack
A) 30 GB B) 40 GB C) 20 GB D) 10 GB
A) AMD Radeon B) Intel Integrated C) ATI Rage 128 Pro D) Nvidia GeForce 2
A) DVI only B) Thunderbolt C) ADC or VGA D) HDMI or DisplayPort
A) Internally at the base B) Externally C) Top of the unit D) Integrated with the motherboard
A) $29 million. B) $308 million. C) $180 million. D) $90 million.
A) Incompatible software bundles. B) Excess unsold inventory. C) Damaged shipping containers. D) A shortage of shipments.
A) Unstable base design. B) Discoloration of the plastic. C) Cracks from the injection-molding process. D) Peeling metal exterior.
A) Steve Jobs. B) Ken Segall. C) Benj Edwards. D) Karen Blumenthal.
A) Reliance on less-common peripherals. B) Competition from Apple's own professional servers. C) Too much internal expansion room. D) A price that was too low for professionals. |
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