Power Macintosh 8500/120

The Power Macintosh 8500/120 is a tower desktop that Apple introduced on 7 August 1995 and sold until April 1996. It came with a 120 MHz PowerPC 604 processor and 16 MB of memory.

Model number: M3409
Released: 7 August 1995
Order number: M3104LL/A

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Configuration

120 MHz PowerPC 604, 16 MB

Overview

Order number: M3104LL/A
Introduced: 7 August 1995
Discontinued: 1 April 1996
Weight: 25.3 lb

Processor

Processor: PowerPC 604
Speed: 120 MHz
System bus: 40 MHz
L1 cache: 32 KB
FPU: Integrated

Memory

Standard: 16 MB
Maximum: 1 GB
Built in: None
Slots: 8
Minimum speed: 70 ns

Graphics

Video memory: 2 MB
Maximum video memory: 4 MB
External displays: Mirroring Only

In the box

Operating system at launch: Mac OS 7.5.2

More specs

Display

Resolution: 832×624

Ports

Security slot: Yes

Networking

Modem: None

Audio

Audio in: None
Headphone jacks: None

Battery and power

Backup battery: 3.6 V lithium coin-cell

Physical

Form factor: Tower

Legacy ports

S-Video in: 1
S-Video out: 1

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