G4

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G4 is a family of PowerPC microprocessors developed by Motorola and used in various Apple Macintosh computers in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf PowerPC microprocessor
microprocessor family
alternativeName PowerPC 74xx series
linked to: PowerPC 74xx

PowerPC G4
applicationDomain desktop computers
embedded systems
laptop computers
servers
architecture PowerPC
bitWidth 32-bit
category RISC microprocessor
developer Freescale Semiconductor
Motorola
familyMember PowerPC 7400
linked to: PowerPC 74xx

PowerPC 7410
linked to: PowerPC 74xx

PowerPC 7441
linked to: PowerPC 74xx

PowerPC 7447
linked to: PowerPC 74xx

PowerPC 7447A
linked to: PowerPC 74xx

PowerPC 7448
linked to: PowerPC 74xx

PowerPC 7450
linked to: PowerPC 74xx

PowerPC 7451
linked to: PowerPC 74xx

PowerPC 7455
linked to: PowerPC 74xx

PowerPC 7457
linked to: PowerPC 74xx

PowerPC 7457A
linked to: PowerPC 74xx
feature integrated vector processing unit
on-chip L2 cache in some models
out-of-order execution
superscalar design
instructionSet PowerPC ISA
linked to: PowerPC
introducedInDecade 1990s
manufacturingProcess CMOS
linked to: CMOS technology
marketedBy Apple Inc.
notableFeature first Apple-used CPU with AltiVec vector unit
powerConsumption lower than PowerPC G5 in comparable systems
predecessor PowerPC G3
successor PowerPC G5
supports AltiVec
usedBy Apple Computer, Inc.
linked to: Apple Inc.
usedIn Apple Macintosh computers
Apple eMac
Apple iMac (Flat Panel)
linked to: iMac G4

Mac mini G4
linked to: Apple Mac mini G4

Power Mac G4
PowerBook G4
linked to: PowerBook

Xserve G4
linked to: Apple Xserve G4

iBook G4
linked to: iBook

iMac G4
usedInDecade 2000s

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