Complete GERMAN set of software install discs included with the
original Powerbook G4 Titanium with 550 MHz and 667 MHz CPUs, produced
beginning in late 2001. They have the code name ?Onyx?, and are
identifiable by having VGA ports, Gigabit Ethernet, model number
M8407, model ID PowerBook3,3 and Apple order number M8362LL/A (550
MHz) and M8363LL/A (667 MHz)
* Factory restore CDs split across 2 discs
* Hardware Test CD
* Mac OS X 10.1 install CD
* Mac OS 9 9.2.1 CD
> The PowerBook G4/550/667 (Gigabit) features a PowerPC 7440 (G4)
> processor with the AltiVec "Velocity Engine" vector processing unit
> and 256k on chip level 2 cache, 128 MB or 256 MB of PC133 SDRAM (256
> MB standard starting December 17, 2001 - M8622LL/A), a Ultra ATA/66
> hard drive, a slot-loading 6X DVD-ROM drive (DVD/CD-RW "Combo" drive
> starting December 17, 2001 - M8622LL/A), and ATI Mobility Radeon (4X
> AGP) graphics with 16 MB of DDR SDRAM in a 1-inch thick Titanium
> case with a 15.2" TFT display (1152x768 native resolution). Custom
> configurations also were available.
>
>
> \- excerpt adapted from [EveryMac.com][1] specs
### Other PowerBook G4 Titanium software discs
In an effort to make other Titanium PowerBook software more
discoverable, here are various discs for all models:
* [400/500 MHz, early 2001, codename ?Mercury? ][2]
* 550/667 MHz, Gigabit Ethernet, late 2001, codename ?Onyx? - This
page!
* [667/800 MHz, Gigabit Ethernet & DVI, early 2002, codename
?Ivory?][3]
* [867 MHz/1 GHz, Gigabit Ethernet & DVI, late 2002, codename
?Antimony?][4]
Compatibility
Architecture: PPC PPC (Carbonized)
Late 2001 PowerBook G4 Titanium with 550 MHz or 667 MHz PowerPC CPUs
[1]:
https://everymac.com/systems/apple/powerbook_g4/specs/powerbook_g4_550.html
[2]:
http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/titanium-powerbook-g4-software-restore-discs
[3]:
http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/powerbook-g4-titanium-dvi-os-9-install-cd
[4]:
http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/powerbook-g4-titanium-867-mhz1-ghz-?antimony?-software-install-and-restore-discs-mac-os-x-1023-
