The PowerPC 750 (a.k.a., the G3) The PowerPC 750, known to Apple users as the G3, is a design based heavily on the 603/603e.

Sonnet today introduced a 466MHz PowerPC G3 upgrade for Apple's PowerBook 1400 series. The upgrade features 1MB of L2 cache and delivers a purported eleven-fold increase in performance over the stock ...

It was a curious beast, sporting dual 66MHz PowerPC 603e processors, a “GeekPort” for attaching custom electronic devices, and vertical “Blinkenlights,” LED strips that showed CPU usage.

PowerPC goes for a drive at 0.13µmSteve Bush Motorola has released its first 0.13µm PowerPC microcontroller for the automotive market with the MPC5200. “0.13µm in automotive is new for Motorola, it is ...

The PPC 750/603E, a leading member of the PowerPC architecture family, is widely deployed in aerospace and other industries. It is now one of dozens of PPC processor models in Corelis’ JET library. In ...

Sonnet said the new Crescendo card is compatible with existing PowerBook 1400 hardware, software, RAM and peripherals. The card supports Mac OS 7.5.3 through Mac OS 9.1. Shipping now, the ...

Motorola Inc.’s 200MHz PowerPC 603e microprocessor is now available for $360 apiece in quantities of 1,000. Motorola said the 200MHz 603e chip will be incorporated before year-end into systems ...

It's not just how it looks that's underwhelming; even though this was the first mainstream desktop to reach 300MHz, its PowerPC 603e processor was never a strong CPU for desktop computers.

The MPC8240 is based on the successful PowerPC 603e embedded processor core, and integrates independent execution units targeted at the communications market. The combination of the PowerPC cores and ...

Utilizing a PowerPC® 603e core with an integrated Floating Point Unit (FPU), the 400MHz, 760 MIPS MPC5200 processor combines low power, high performance and a broad range of input/output (I/O) in a ...