The Power Macintosh 4400
By 1996, the Mac Clones were not expanding the MacOS markeshare, but forcing Apple to compete for their own user base. Apple's reaction was to release the 4400, made from the same industry standard parts. Twenty years later, I uncover one of these forgotten relics from the dark recesses of a dilapidated shed and play Marathon 2 on it!

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The Power Macintosh G4 (1999)

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The Power Macintosh 8100

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They Designed the iPhone in 1989, Then Lost Everything

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The Woman Who Gave the Mac Its Face | Susan Kare

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The Macintosh IIsi
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The Power Macintosh 6100 [re-release + bonus]

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Before the Macintosh - 99 minutes with the TI-99

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Amstrad CPC Story | Nostalgia Nerd

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The Rise and Fall of CompuServe, the Online Pioneer That Built the Internet Before the Web Killed It

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The Apple Network Server 500

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Was the Power Macintosh 6100 Crummy?

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The Power Mac G4 Cube

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Why the Macintosh LC 475 is one of my favorite Macs - Paul's Old Crap

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The Weird Life of Apple Clones (1996) - Umax SuperMac C600

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The iMac SL (1999)

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Macintosh SE/30 - Living Up to a Legend | The Computer Hall of Fame

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The Macintosh 512K

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TV? Computer? YES! The Macintosh TV Restoration - iiiDIY

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The Power Macintosh 9500

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