This is the introduction video to Power Macintosh G3 (Blue & White) from 1999. It shows the new Power Mac, some gaming, FireWire, displays, the translucent keyboard and mouse.
Featuring people like Philip (Phil) Schiller, Jonathan Ive, Jon Rubinstein, Kevin Hekman, Bruce Chizen, Paul Ramirez, Keith Boesky, John Carmack and Dan Crane.
Duration : 0:5:8
25 comments admin | Powermac |
This is the Nanosaur 2 game that was bundled with my late 2004 Ibook G4 1.2Ghz.
Used the Mini VGA Video out via an RCA/S-Video adapter plugged to an Easycap Video Capture USB adapter which was connected to my iMac. I had to run Windows in order to use the Easycap DC60 adapter. The RCA/S-Video adapter for my iBook outputs $h!**y video quality and I still need to work out the settings. But i couldn’t get better than this from the iBook.
Stay tuned as I will upload gameplay of PS1, PS2, and possibly Sega Genesis games in the future.
Duration : 0:3:48
6 comments admin | Ibook G4 |
Hi, today it’s an special video not for my vintage collection but to show you my new Ibook G4 :
Specs are :
14″ Ibook G4
1.33 Ghz PowerPC, G4 512K cache
1.25 Gb DDR Memory
40 Gb Drive
Combo Drive (Read DVD and Burn CD)
ATI Mobility Radeon 9200 32 Mb
Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.6
Airport Extreme
Duration : 0:8:50
25 comments admin | Ibook G4 |
I recently acquired a Powermac G4 (Sawtooth) from a friend. I purchased a few parts, and upgraded the machine to Tiger because it originally ran OS 9. Thanks for watching.
Specs now:
450 mHz Power PC G4 (AGP Graphics)
768 MB of Ram
20 GB Hard drive
DVD and Zip Drive
OSX 10.4.11
Duration : 0:17:33
25 comments admin | Powermac |
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READ ME FIRST: I put in a significant amount of resources upgrading a legacy Macintosh G4 System to make it an “FF-Class” G4 system.
A note to all – be careful how much money you invest into old, legacy system. Sometimes it is just not worth it. I do collect computers, and I like to extend their life and their usefulness.
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Duration : 0:8:9
In this video, I recommend what type of Apple Computers you should get on your budget, and show you the iMac G3.
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Duration : 0:9:33
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For many months after the release of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, everyone thought that installing it on any Mac older than a G4 Sawtooth (the first AGP tower, still far below Apple’s official specification of an 867 MHz G4) was impossible. But finally, it has been done, and here you can see a Beige Power Macintosh G3 booting a fresh installation of Leopard (the retail build of course) for the first time. This is a Mac that originally came with Mac OS 8.0 back in 1997 (mine’s a late ‘98 model, from when the Pentium III was yet to be launched and Windows 98 had just come on the scene…) and Apple dropped OS support after 10.2.8 Jaguar for these OldWorld Macs without built-in USB or FireWire, but today we prove that the Beige G3 still has many many years of life ahead of it as it runs today’s latest and greatest, Mac OS X Leopard. As Apple say, “Add a new Mac to your Mac” with Leopard! 
It actually runs pretty well for such an old machine too!
(note that if you want to to this with your own Beige G3 you will need a G4 upgrade CPU for it, as Leopard was compiled by Apple without G3 support to try and cut off these awesome old machines and make Leopard an impossibility on them)
Specs:
Sonnet Encore 1 GHz G4 processor
768 MB Ram
ATI Radeon Mac Edition 32 MB graphics card
160 GB 7,200 RPM hard drive
DVD-RW drive
USB card
100baseT ethernet card
Apple Studio Display 15″ LCD screen
Apple Keyboard and Apple Pro Mouse (USB)
Duration : 0:2:9
25 comments admin | Powermac |
This is the announcement of the first generation of Wallstreet Powerbook G3 that took place in May of 1998.
Duration : 0:7:10
Three iMac G3 Computers and a new Intel Macbook
Specs:
Snow G3 – 600Mhz 512megs OSX 10.4
Graphite G3 – 400Mhz 256Meg OS9.1
Bondi Blue G3 – 233Mhz 512Meg OSX 10.3
Black MacBook – 2.4Ghz 4GB OSX 10.5
Duration : 0:3:27
http://www.Mac-Laptop.Com/ EMac Laptop are actually the Emac Computers. Get the parts, memory, paoer supply, motherboard, hard drive, airport, screen, display, firewire and part for your Emac laptop
Duration : 0:1:31