So you want accessories for a computer you dont have(correct me if im wrong since you did not mention)?
Do you know the specs of this mac???
Introduced March 20, 1997
Discontinued March 14, 1998
MSRP US$7,499
CPU PowerPC 603e
CPU speed 250 MHz
L2 Cache 256 KiB, max 1 MiB
Bus 50 MHz
RAM 2 slots
32 MiB, max 128 MiB (2 × 64 MiB)
Memory Spec 168-pin, 5 V,
60+ ns EDO or FPM DIMMs
VRAM 2 MiB
Video 12.1" Active Matrix
800×600 or 640×480 @ up to 16-bits
ATI 3D RAGE 2 chip set
Ports Rear Ports:
Variable Level Sound In
Sound Out
DB-25 SCSI
TV Tuner
FM Tuner
Rear Side Ports:
1 ADB
2 DIN-8 GeoPorts
DB-25 SCSI
S-Video In
Sound Line In
Via Expansion Slots:
1 Comm Slot 2
PCI Slot
Optical Drive 4× CD-ROM
Hard Drive 2 GB IDE
Floppy Drive Apple SuperDrive
Initial OS System 7.6.1
Final OS Mac OS 9.1
Weight 6.8 kg (14.9 lb)
Dimensions Metric - 438 × 419 × 254 mm
Imperial - 17.25 × 16.5 × 10 in
(from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twentieth_Anniversary_Macintosh)
A 250Mhz cpu... hmmm, if the iPhone 2G, 3G, 3GS, 4 can run OS 9 it would probably still be faster (the iP4 is definitely going to be faster)
800x600 display 16bit... my MacBook Pro 13" screen is 1280x800 32bit
Max ram of TAM is 128mb, my MacBook Pro has 4gb, and i consider it slow when editing large video files (360p,480p,720p) or multiple RAW files on photoshop.
TAM is around 14-15 years old since released date.
Do you know that Apple didnt use Intel before 2005? They used PowerPC which was a different architecture.
Anyways, you could buy them, then buy the actual computer, then run retro games and programs on it on OS 9.