Apple Power Mac G4 Cube

The Power Mac G4 Cube is an iconic piece of industrial design in the history of personal computing. Launched by Apple in 2000, it was positioned as a high-end compact desktop computer, bridging the gap between the consumer-focused iMac and the professional Power Mac G4. The product is famous for its suspended 8-inch cube design encased in clear acrylic, created by Jony Ive's design team under the leadership of Steve Jobs.

While originally developed and engineered in the United States, manufacturing for Apple products typically spans multiple countries across Asia and North America. Today, Apple Inc. remains the ultimate owner of the brand. Headquartered in Cupertino, California, Apple has evolved from a computer manufacturer into a diversified global technology leader in consumer hardware, software, and services. The G4 Cube, though short-lived commercially, remains a celebrated artifact in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).