Griffin gPort

The gPort was a small adapter board developed by Griffin Technology for Apple Computer's blue & white Power Macintosh G3 computers.Griffin Technology Media Release (gPort), Griffin Technology. 1999-01-12. Archived 1999-04-20.
==Description==
The gPort was introduced in 1999 to add a -compatible GeoPort to the newly-introduced blue & white Power Macintosh G3, which had eliminated such legacy ports in favor of newer standards like USB.gPort technical specifications, Griffin Technology. Archived 1999-10-14. It is also compatible with the early Power Mac G4 with the "Yikes!" logic board configuration. It was succeeded by the g4Port and CubePort to support newer G4 models, including the Power Mac G4 Cube.Griffin gPort (B+W G3) & Griffin G4port aka gPort II (AGP macs) (1999) by chrisNova777, OldSchoolAW. 2014-09-25.
==References==
==See also==
*iMate, adds ADB support to iMac G3 and blue & white Power Macintosh G3 computers.
*iPort, adds GeoPort support to early iMac G3 models (revision A and B).
== External links ==
*gPort Serial adapters at Griffin Technology (archived 2002-07-21)
**gPort (archived 1999-04-29)
**g4Port (archived 2002-08-03)
**CubePort (archived 2002-08-03)
===Articles===
*Review: Griffin gPort by Andrew W. Hill at Low End Mac (2001-03-28)
Category:Griffin products
Category:1999 introductions