Apple Macintosh
Colour Classic
The Apple Macintosh Colour Classic an all-in-one Mac from the early 90ies. Due to its colour display, it is one of the cult Macintoshes. Due to its color capabilities and its tiny all-in-one design, it counts as the predecessor of the iMac. The negative point about the machine is its adressing is limited to 16bit, making 10MB the maximum of RAM though 12MB sit in the slots. Nowadays, it is hard to imagine that earlier people were doing layout and design stuff on such a tiny 10 inch display.
| CPU | Motorola 68030 @ 16 MHz (upgraded to 33MHz) |
| Memory | 10 MB |
| Graphics | 512 kB VRAM allows 512*384*Thousands |
| Storage Devices | 3.5"-Floppy Disc with 1.44 MB SCSI-HD with 500MB |
| Ports | 1x PDS-slot of LCII type Printer (RS-422, serial) Modem (RS-422, serial) SCSI (1.25 MB/s) 2x Apple Desktop Bus ADB Built-in Microphone mono 16Bit@22.05kHz Sound in mono 16Bit@22.05kHz Sound out mono 16Bit@22.05kHz |