The eMac design closely resembles the first-generation iMac, though the eMac is slightly larger in size, and heavier than the preceding G3, weighing . The unique shape of the computer was also similar to the 17 inch CRT Studio Display from 2000 (the last standalone CRT monitor Apple made). Compared to the first iMac, eMacs feature a PowerPC G4 processor that is significantly faster than the previous-generation G3 processors, as well as a 17-inch flat CRT display, which was aimed at the education market, as LCD screens would be expensive. Unlike the iMac G3, however, the eMac is not meant to be portable, as in addition to its increased weight, the eMac lacks a carrying handle.