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. Remaining items sold off in mid 2024.
"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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