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Earliest I can find on Wayback Machine is 1998, products for early PPC machines. So my guess would be a TV tuner card for Pre-G3 machines, like 7100/8100?
Look at the back of this 6500, looks like a tuner card similar, though I am unfamiliar with the slot connector internally.
Another back photo.
No mention of the slot here.
Look at the back of this 6500, looks like a tuner card similar, though I am unfamiliar with the slot connector internally.
Another back photo.
No mention of the slot here.
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It looks like a 3rd party Apple TV Tuner card:
apple.fandom.com
I had no idea that was a thing. I wonder if it accommodated some special/regional analog TV standard that Apple did not with their official cards?
Apple TV Tuner Card
Apple TV tuner cards were released by Apple Computer in 1994 to provide certain Power Macintosh and Performa models that have a video-in slot with the ability to access analog broadcast signals.[1] The first tuner cards were made available as part of the Apple TV/Video System (M2896LL/C) for the...
apple.fandom.com
I had no idea that was a thing. I wonder if it accommodated some special/regional analog TV standard that Apple did not with their official cards?