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Service Source CDs contain comprehensive troubleshooting and repairing information on Apple products, as well as Apple Authorized Service Provider Program information. They were a primary resource for technicians and administrative personnel about Apple service. These CDs are an extremely useful source of technical details about 80s and 90s Macintosh Systems.
1 CommentThe information and files I have collected so far about NewLife Computer Corporation, and their accelerators and addons for the 128k, 512k, Plus: UltraMac, NewLife 1, 2, 25, Accelerator! Plus; SE: 25SE, 33SE, SE video, Accelerator! SE; and Classic: 25CL, Accelerator! Classic. They announced and started development on an accelerator for the LC/Performa 610, but it was never released. I also have a list of other accelerators with photos and links to reviews and advertisements.
10 CommentsOver the years I have been lucky enough to pick up some 68k systems that that had accelerators installed: two MacPlus machines with 68030 accelerators (unlabeled, possibly Novy Quik30), a SE FDHD with a Mobius 030 SE accelerator, and a collection of NewLife Accelerators. As I dug around the internet looking for information I have found a lot of of advertisements, reviews, and some manuals and drivers for various accelerators, I also found some contact names that I used to track down old employees through LinkedIn (with some success), so I decided to create this post to track what companies I’ve found information about.
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