PowerLogix

PowerLogix R&D, Inc. was a manufacturer of upgrade cards for 68k and PowerPC-based Macs.
==History==
PowerLogix was founded in 1993 by Macintosh enthusiast Robert Jagitsch and headquartered in Austin, Texas.Austin high-tech firm capitalizes on Newer's closing by Jerry Siebenmark, Wichita Business Journal. 2001-04-29. One of their first products was the 50 MHz LogiCache IIci and IIsi, often sold under an OEM basis.Company Info, PowerLogix. Archived 1997-04-14.All About Us, PowerLogix. Archived 1999-10-02. In 1999, the company has annual sales of 3 million and opened an engineering office in . By the following year, annual sales had doubled. PowerLogix hired some engineers from Newer Technology when their former competitor closed for bankruptcy in January 2001.
===Sale and closure===
In March 2004, PowerLogix's assets were sold to reseller Other World Computing (OWC).OWC acquires CPU upgrade maker PowerLogix’s assets by Peter Cohen, Macworld. 2006-03-08. Since Apple's transition to Intel processors in 2005 to 2006, no new PowerLogix products were released. Since mid-2015, the company's website redirects to OWC.
==References==
==External links==
*PowerLogix official website (archived 2015-03-03, 2000-06-20, 1996-12-30)
*PowerLogix at Other World Computing
*PowerLogix: The Performance Edge at MacSpeedZone
*PowerLogix Mac-Compatible Upgrade Cards at EveryMac
*PowerLogix Info at 6400 Zone
Category:Defunct companies
Category:1993 establishments