has to go to http://www.powerwatch.com and
login to their PowerPC users forum to see the vibrancy and life that
still exists in the PowerPC platform.
/rant
Jim Coefield
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Subject: clones
From: "Nicholas Froome" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 12:12:54 +0
I should mention that the 7200 is upgradable as well thanks to Sonnet
and Newer.
The PowerBase, while based on the 7200 motherboard, made many
significant improvements on the original design, including the
ability to upgrade the machine easily with the addition of a
daughter card processor,
I'm running it on a beige G3 300MHz desktop. I wouldn't trust a Power
Computing system as a backup server...those are the Packard-Bell of the Mac
clone world.
Actually, most of the motherboards are the same as the Apple equivalents. They
changed other things like floppy drives and CD-ROM
I'm running it on a beige G3 300MHz desktop. I wouldn't trust a Power
Computing system as a backup server...those are the Packard-Bell of the Mac
clone world.
Actually, most of the motherboards are the same as the Apple equivalents.
They changed other things like floppy drives and CD-ROM
on 9/28/00 8:00 PM, retro-talk at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, most of the motherboards are the same as the Apple equivalents.
They changed other things like floppy drives and CD-ROM drives to a cheaper
3rd party though.
I had a customer that had a Power Computing PPC. Equivalent
