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Macintosh Color Classic

Macintosh Color Classic

Apple's first compact Macintosh with a color screen put a 10-inch Sony Trinitron display, at 512×384, into the all-in-one case. Every compact Mac before it, from the 128K to the Classic II, showed only black and white. It uses a 16 MHz 68030 and has a built-in microphone. Its one expansion slot is an LC-type Processor Direct Slot, which does not take SE cards.

Model number
M1600
Released
10 February 1993
Order number
M1601LL/A

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Specs

Overview

Order number
M1601LL/A
Introduced
10 February 1993
Discontinued
16 May 1994
Original price
US$1,400

Processor

Processor
68030
Speed
16 MHz
System bus
16 MHz
L1 cache
0.5 KB

Memory

Standard
4 MB
Maximum
10 MB
Built in
4 MB
Slots
2
Minimum speed
100 ns

Display

Screen size
10-inch
Resolution
512×384

Ports

Video out
None
Security slot
Yes

Audio

Microphone
1 (Built-in)
Audio in
Yes
Audio out
Yes

Battery and power

Backup battery
3.6 V lithium coin-cell

Physical

Form factor
All-in-One
Weight
22.5 lb

Software

Operating system at launch
Mac OS 7.1

Specs from Beetstech's device records. Something wrong? Tell us.