My first Mac was a tower
Power pro. It was quite good. I upgraded it (even the cpu if I recall.. g3 PowerPC?).
It was my first Mac purchase.
I remember I got a physical letter from Apple with a Steve Jobs business card welcoming me into the Apple fold after they were bought out.
Of course power computing had a “stopped for speeding” ad.
One of the interesting things about that machine is I could boot into BeOS.
One of the attempts of now-defunct graphics hardware maker Radius, Inc. to stave off bankruptcy was to become the first holder of an Apple clone license. They produced two models before giving up. I have one, the Radius 81/110. It's a close copy of Apple's 81/110, and served me well for several years before I retired it in favor of a Power Macintosh 9600/350.
It was my first Mac purchase. I remember I got a physical letter from Apple with a Steve Jobs business card welcoming me into the Apple fold after they were bought out.
Of course power computing had a “stopped for speeding” ad.
One of the interesting things about that machine is I could boot into BeOS.
That deal for $100MM in APPL in 1997 though. What a horrible ROI as it’s only worth $37B today.