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Introduced in January 1984 (along with a revised Lisa), this Macintosh didn't have a model number - it was simply the Macintosh. There was no name on the front.

17 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 14.Januar 2007

The Apple Macintosh (128k) features an 8 MHz 68000 processor, 128k of RAM, and a 400k disk drive in a beige all-in-one case with a 9" monochrome display.

22 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 16.November 2008

The Apple Macintosh 512k features an 8 MHz 68000 processor, 512k of RAM, and a 400k disk drive in a beige all-in-one case with a 9" monochrome display.

6 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 01.Mai 2005

Introduced in January 1986, two years after the original Macintosh, the Plus came with 1 MB of RAM, a 800 KB floppy, and a built-in SCSI port (the first Mac so equipped).

14 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 08.Dezember 2008

Apple's Macintosh II series was sold from March 1987 to October 1993. The Macintosh II was the first series of Macs to be easily customizable and expandable.

4 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 04.Mai 2005

The Macintosh SE was the first Macintosh to offer an internal hard drive as well as a customized PDS expansion slot for other options.

14 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 02.März 2007

The Apple Macintosh Classic, a redesigned version of the Macintosh SE, features an 8 MHz 68000 processor, the Classic II a 16 MHz 68030 processor.

4 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 15.September 2005

A Performa 200 is the same machine as a Classic II. It shares case designs with the Classic, but differs internally by way of a 16MHz 68030 processor.

3 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 17.September 2005

"In many ways, the Color Classic is the compact Mac everyone's been waiting for since, well, since 1984." (MacUser, April 1993)

7 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 08.Dezember 2008

Apple's Macintosh LC (Low Cost) series was sold from October 1990 to August 1995 primarily to the educational market.

5 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 06.März 2005

Apple's Macintosh Performa series was sold from September 1992 to August 1997.

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17 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 08.Dezember 2008

A Macintosh 128K with a green display. Was it a prototype?

Photos used with friendly permission by Adam Goolevitch at www.macgeek.org

3 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 20.Mai 2005

As documented by C. Springer on his web page, the SE in a clear plastic casing is a very rare find. Only a small number of transparent cases were made from the case molds before they were textured - and only 10 of these were build into working computers.

15 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 02.März 2007

An Authentic Apple Color Classic, the transparent case was manufactured for Apple engineers to see how things fit inside the case.....

7 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 02.Mai 2005

This very odd MacIntosh is a fine specimen of a Tempest shielded (hence the "T" in the model number 1891T) MacIntosh SE 30 computer made by Candes Systems of Harleyville PA. Photo used with friendly permission by Bruce from DigiBarn Computer Museum at www.digibarn.com

6 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 20.März 2005

Warning: don't do this. If you do this you will burn your house down and be cursed forever. More importantly don't do this with a working Mac or Mac addicts everywhere will flock to your home and beat you to death with one buttoned mice. Whatever you do, don't try this...

8 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 04.Juni 2005

"Do not trust a computer that you cannot lift." Steve Jobs, 1984. Macintosh Portable - it was portable, but no lightweight. The 16-17 pound Mac Portable never set the world on fire. And quoting WOZ: "Do not trust a computer that you cannot throw out of a window."

16 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 19.Februar 2009

Introduced in March 1997, the eMate 300 was designed specifically for the education market. It was the first (and only) Newton-based machine with a keyboard, though a stylus was available as well.

4 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 20.Mai 2005

Never saw the light outside the test lab. It was a project to use a TV set to browse the internet... The Apple Interactive Television, also known as the Apple Set Top Box, Model# M4120, is quite a mystery.

7 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 04.Mai 2005

A truly unique Mac it was.

13 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 25.Februar 2005

Various Macintosh modifications

17 Dateien, letzte Aktualisierung am 06.Dezember 2006