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#Free to a good home: A PowerComputing PowerTower Pro 225 with 128 MB of RAM, an SIIG ATA card, SCSI Zip drive, CD reader, and Mac video card. :apple_inc:
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#Macintosh #RetroComputing #VintageComputers #MacintoshClone #PowerComputing #MacClone
A tall desktop computer tower with four 5 1/4" drive bays at the top, the bottom of which has a plain CD reader in it and the top of which has a small clear spot for an activity LED. There are two 3 1/2" bays, the upper of which has an Iomega Zip drive in it. To the right of those are power and reset buttons. Below the 3 1/2" bays is 3 1/2" floppy drive with paperclip hole. Below that is a speaker grill and then the PowerComputing logo and PowerComputing PowerTower Pro 225
A metal computer case with the side removed to show the PSU at the upper left, front drive bays along the top right, loose power cables, an internal drive bay over the processor, a card in the bottommost PCI slot, and a ribbon cable leading to the top PCI slot, which is hidden by the internal drive bay.
The back of an ATX tower computer case, showing the PSU at the top with switchable input and IEC inlet. Five of the six slots are blanked out and the bottom one has a Mac video connector. From top to bottom, the ports are mic, speaker, ethernet, AAUI, two mini-DIN serial, SCSI, and ADB.
A closeup photo of a RAM DIMM, showing a sticker that reads M11M1664-60CASFL:&Z 16*64 MAC FPM 4K REF SEC 128 MB WARRANTY VOID IF REMOVED 30515732. Four empt sockets are visible in front of it and there is a gray ribbon cable directly behind it.
#free #macintosh #retrocomputing #vintagecomputers #macintoshclone #powercomputing #macclone

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