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This page is dedicated to my collection of Apple Clones.
There have been many Apple clone makers since the Franklin Apple ][ clone. I have somehow begun a collection of clones and try to concentrate on the PowerComputing machines which I think were the best.
Some SuperMac S900 owners may dispute the PowerTower Pro's status as #1 Kick Ass Mac clone but I'll argue that point anyday.
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Power Tower Pro 250
The PowerComputing PowerTower Pro 250, based on the Tsunami architecture, features a 250 MHz PowerPC 604e processor, 32 MB or 128 MB of RAM, a 2.0 GB or 4.0 GB hard drive, and an 8 MB IMS 128-bit video card in an industry-standard tower case. This model can be upgraded to dual processors.
This was my first Mac, well Mac clone.....
Bought it in September 1997 for 2,700.00 which was $1,000.00 less than the comparible Macintosh 9500.
The Pro is still in service as a file server and back-up computer.
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PowerComputing Power Tower Pro 250 |
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PowerCenter 150
The PowerComputing PowerCenter 150, based on the Catalyst architecture, features a 150 MHz PowerPC 604 processor, 16 MB or 24 MB of RAM, and a 1.0 GB or a 2.0 GB hard drive in an industry standard desktop or tower case. Custom configurations of this model were also available. |
PowerComputing PowerCenter 150 |
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PowerWave 604/150
The PowerComputing PowerWave 604/150, based on the Tsunami architecture, features a 150 MHz PowerPC 604 processor, 16 MB or 32 MB of RAM, a 1.0 GB hard drive, and a 4 MB ATI Xclaim GA video card in an industry-standard tower case. The PowerWave series is PCI based, but due to PowerComputing's unique Stargate technology, the computer can accommodate either 3 PCI cards or 2 PCI and 2 NuBus cards |
PowerComputing PowerWave 604/150 |
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