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The Power Macintosh 7300 was released in 1997 and was the same case as the Power Macintosh 7600. Its main evolution is that it was equipped with a faster processor. It also had a bigger hard drive (2 GB) and a faster CD-ROM drive (12x to 8x). In return, Apple chose to remove the audiovisual connections that were present on all its predecessors of the range 7x00.

It occupies a quad-width, double-height flipchip board you can visually read off its contents (presence or absence of diodes). In its time it represented a giant leap forward since you no longer had to toggle the bootstrap in on the frontpanel switches.

This hard drive has got a capacity of 8,6 Gb.

It was Designed for the Power Mac G4. This Apple studio display gives you edge-to-edge distortion-free images. With more than 16.7 million colors and 1,280 x 1,024 dpi resolution, you view brilliant and bright images on this Apple 17-inch monitor.

BPI means bits per inch and specifies the data density a magnetic coil can hold.

First Multi-Core Itanium processor. It has 1,7 billion transistors and 24 MB on die-cache.

This large 7638 disk on the CDC 7600 is primarily used as a sort of « paging store » for tape files and permanent files staged over from the front-end CDC6500.

It has a capacity of 1 Mb.