MaxxBoxx is the name of a line of Macintosh clones produced by MaxxBoxx DataSystems in Germany from July, 1997. The early various models featured single 180-333 MHz PowerPC 604e CPUs all the way up to quad 200 MHz versions and multiple media drive bays for easy expansion. Now MaxxBoxx DataSystems is producing professional high end computers for video editing under Windows and Macintosh.
Models
| Name | Clock speed | Processor |
|---|---|---|
| Nitro 860/200 | PowerPC 604e | 200 MHz |
| Nitro 860/225 | PowerPC 604e | 225 MHz |
| Nitro 860/360 MP | PowerPC 604e (2) | 180 MHz |
| Nitro 860/400 MP | PowerPC 604e (2) | 200 MHz |
| Mocca 930/233 | PowerPC 604e | 200 MHz |
| Mocca 930/266 | PowerPC 604e | 266 MHz |
| Mocca 930/333 | PowerPC 604e | 333 MHz |
| Tsunami 960/200 | PowerPC 604e | 200 MHz |
| Tsunami 960/225 | PowerPC 604e | 225 MHz |
| Tsunami 960/360 MP | PowerPC 604e (2) | 180 MHz |
| Tsunami 960/400 MP | PowerPC 604e (2) | 200 MHz |
| Tsunami 960/800 MP | PowerPC 604e (4) | 200 MHz |
| Samurai Cut 920/2.67 | Intel i7 | 2.67 GHz |
| Samurai ProCut 5420/2.5 | Intel Quad XEON (8) | 2.5 GHz |
References
- MaxxBoxx: The Biggest, Most Colorful, Least Known Mac Clones, retrieved July 10, 2016
- MaxxBoxx DataSystems Index, retrieved May 10, 2007
- MaxxBoxx DataSystems, retrieved May 10, 2007
- MaxxBoxx DataSystems MacOS-Compatible Systems, retrieved May 10, 2007
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