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Apple PowerPod 500. More than just Portable, PowerPod takes you Mobile. Welcome to the next generation of PowerBook accessory, network connection to move dozens of photos and documents, PowerPod 500. just switch the provided SCSI connector from PowerBook to You have your Apple PowerBook and it’s redefined what a Macintosh and access your files instantly. notebook computer can be. But portability is only the beginning. We’ve engineered something truly different, something that More power PowerPod can power itself. With room for one goes beyond portable. PowerPod takes you Mobile high-powered NiMH PowerBook Intelligent battery, PowerPod Your PowerBook 500 series is designed to take computing gives your PowerBook 500 series an extra 1.5 hours of portable on the road, but PowerPod goes further, and takes it personal. time, for a total fully-loaded 5.5 hours. You’ll have a full work day PowerPod attaches to your PowerBook 520, 520c, 540 or 540c of productivity. and complements it in ways you never imagined. More features PowerPod More to see PowerPod’s extra isn’t just an accessory. With LCD screen automatically document sharing support you configures itself as an extension can load your spreadsheets, word of your existing display. Glide processor or graphical documents your finger across onto PowerPod and read them on the go. your PowerBook 500 PowerPod can even print, with its built-in series trackpad and serial port. drag your often-used desktop accessories More to hear Combined with the or tool palettes to features of the Apple PowerCD three- PowerPod. Out of the way in-one CD player, PhotoCD viewer and CD-ROM, of precious screen real you can copy up to a whole album of music or estate. PowerPod makes photographs to PowerPod (750MB version only). your PowerBook 500 series Attach the convenient belt or shoulder clip and bigger than before. your favourite headphones, and have music on PowerPod also comes with the go. Want to listen out of order? PowerTunes a full numeric keypad that software lets you organise your music however Electronic Artwork for the Apple Spectrum Logo—Process Colors seamlessly integrates with you want. Want to mix and match music on the your PowerBookThis document contains500 electronicseries artwork for Apple spectrum logos in process colors.fly? Done. Up to 70 minutes of your favourite Use these logos when sending your files directly to film for four-color process printing. keyboard. Work effortlessly songs in CD quality audio. with columns of numbers PowerPod. It’s the accessory your on PowerPod, and allow its PowerBook has been waiting for. matching wrist rest to provide you with hours of comfort. Mobile multimedia will More Information never be the same. Place controls for your While this has been an presentations on PowerPod and you’ll never skip abundance of information, a page, never miss where you are, and always know by any standard it can’t what’s coming up next. PowerPod’s internal speakers serve as a substitution allow your PowerBook 500 series to do something no other for a truly personal notebook can do; fill the room with wide, full CD quality stereo demonstration. sound. Something that can be easily ADB port SCSI port arranged at your authorised Apple reseller. To AC Jack find the one close to you, simply call 1-300-321-456. Drop in and make Printer port Stereo headphones sure to try PowerPod for yourself, we think you’ll fall in love with it, and discover more of the power you buy a PowerBook for. More space PowerPod comes with an optional 240, 500 The power to be your best. or 750MB internal hard disk that appears like any other on your PowerBook’s desktop. But it doesn’t stop there. PowerPod can connect to your Macintosh desktop computer, allowing network- free transfers of large amounts of data. No need to wait for a Apple PowerPod. Takes you Mobile. © 1994 Apple Computer, Inc. PowerPod requires a PowerBook 500 series notebook, Macintosh or Power Macintosh with 8MB RAM. Apple, the Apple logo, and Macintosh are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S.A. and other countries. Apple PowerPod, PowerBook and PowerCD are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Printed in Australia. Apple Computer, Inc. May 1993.
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