CHOCONES Mac OS

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There were two eras of Macintosh clones: The unauthorized period, when clones were reverse engineered or built around ROMs or used logic boards removed from existing Macs; and the authorized period, when Apple approved vendors and licensed the Mac OS and hardware designs.

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Apple started to license the Mac in 1994, the first clones arrived in 1995, and they quickly cut into Apple’s profitable high-end market. For an overview of the authorized clone period, see Apple Squeezes Mac Clones Out of the Market.

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The Early Mac Clones

  • Unitron Mac 512, circa 1985
  • McMobile, 1986-89
  • Colby WalkMac, 1987-91
  • Dynamac and Dynamac EL, 1988-89
  • Outbound Laptop, Outbound Notebook, 1989-91
  • 68000 Dash 30fx, circa 1990
  • Colby Classmate Tablet Computer, 1991
  • Dynamac IIsf and IIsf/30, 1991
  • NuTek One and Duet, 1993-94

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The Authorized Mac Clones

  • DayStar, 1995-97
  • Motorola StarMax, 1996-97
  • Power Computing, 1996-97
  • Radius
  • Umax SuperMac, 1996-98

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‘Double’ Clones

These companies used OEM motherboards usually supplied by Motorola or StarMax.

  • MaxxBoxx, 1997-98
  • Pioneer
    • MPC-GX1, apparently uses Power Mac 6100/66 (PDM) motherboard, more info on EveryMac.com
    • MPC-GX1 (Limited), apparently uses accelerated Power Mac 6100 motherboard, more info on EveryMac.com
    • MPC-LX200, based on Alchemy motherboard, more info on EveryMac.com