Apple PowerCD
In September 2009 I started to downsize this collection to a few items and then archived this section to its own subdomain at the start of October 2011.
"The Apple PowerCD was designed in 1993 by Apple's Design Group, 'Mac-like Things'. It is a stand-alone music CD (which I use it for and it sounds great), it is a SCSI CD-ROM drive and a PhotoCD (Kodak) that you link to the TV. Very very expensive in their day they caught on as a portable CD for Apple laptops as they can be operated by batteries and AC."
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| A PowerCD unit, remote control and the video/audio cable that is used
when playing photo CDs.
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powercd-02.jpg, 1200x900, 156KB |
| The CD tray open. The front face of the unit contains a standard set of
CD controls and a mode button. The top features the power switch and
the door release.
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powercd-03.jpg, 1200x900, 157KB |
| The rear of the unit. On the side of the unit are the volume control, a
line out and a headphone out. The base features a SCSI connector at the
rear and the power connector on the side.
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powercd-04.jpg, 1200x900, 180KB |
| The wedge shaped base separates from the main unit and also contains the
battery bay.
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