October 1993 · Computer or hardware
PowerPC 601 (1993)
First PowerPC chip. IBM used it first in RS/6000 workstations in October 1993, and Apple's Power Macintosh followed on March 14, 1994 at 50 to 80 MHz.
First PowerPC chip, made only by IBM. It shipped in RS/6000 workstations from October 1993 and in Power Macintosh from March 14, 1994 at 50 to 120 MHz.
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Facts
- Date
- October 1993
- Kind
- Computer or hardware: PowerPC
- Maker or publisher
- IBM, Motorola and Apple
- Clock speed
- 50 to 120 MHz
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