Aftershocks continue to follow last week's announcement of Apple's $100 million buyout of Power Computing's "key assets," forcing Power out of the Mac business. CNET's NEWS.COM examines the consequences of the recent developments for Apple and the Macintosh.
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| Latest developments | |
| • | Motorola gives up Mac clones update |
| • | IBM likely to stop licensing Mac OS |
| • | Readers still want their Macs NEWS.COM Poll |
| • | It's official: Apple keeps Newton update |
| • | Umax to make Intel notebook |
| • | Motorola moves away from PCs update |
| • | Power debuts Intel notebook update |
| • | Umax clone licensing finalized update |
| • | Mac faithful threaten exodus |
| • | Clearance sale on Mac clones |
| • | Apple expands Power Mac line |
| • | Readers oppose merger |
| Terms of the deal | |
| • | Apple buys Power for $100 million |
| • | Power called more harm than good |
| • | A double-edged sword for Apple news analysis |
| • | Backlash among Mac faithful |
| • | Apple to write off buyout |
| • | Interviews and analysis CNET Radio |
| Previous coverage | |
| • | Rules change for Mac OS (August 28, 1997) |
| • | Apple: No clear strategy (August 12, 1997) |
| • | Power Computing IPO at risk (August 8, 1997) |
| • | Apple gets tough on cloning (August 6, 1997) |
| • | Cloners bypass Apple on OS (July 21, 1997) |
| • | The history of Apple timeline |
