Computer | Present | Original |
---|---|---|
Model | Macintosh Color Classic (Slice) | Macintosh Color Classic (Slice) |
Chassis colour | (original) | Beige |
Manufactured | April 1993 | |
Acquisition | 1997 | 1994 |
Processor | (original) | Motorola MC68030 |
Motherboard | (original) | |
Bus Speed | (original) | 16 MHz |
Random Access Memory | 10 MB | 10 MB |
Hard disk | 80 MB SCSI | 80 MB SCSI |
Total partitions | 1 | 1 |
CD-ROM drive | none | none |
Video | (original) | built-in, featuring 256 colours |
Video RAM | (original) | ? |
Screen | (original) | (original 10" screen, built into the computer), resolution: 8 bit 512x342 px |
Networking | ||
Ethernet card | none | none |
Modem | none | none |
Apple Talk | yes | yes |
Peripherals (when used) | ||
Keyboard | Apple Design Keyboard | original |
Mouse | Apple Desktop Bus Mouse II | original |
Software | ||
Partitions | 1 HFS | 1 HFS |
Operating Systems | System 7.1 DA | System 7.1 DA |
Installed Programs (including ISO language code in parenthesis) |
|
(unknown) |
Originally, this was the first computer my wife Lone bought, way before she met me. It was placed close to a halogene lamp that left a mark on the top of the chassis, formed as a 30x30x5 mm encarving.
After we moved together, she was forced to upgrade to my Performa 460, which I had replaced by a Power Book 5300 cs. Then my brother got it as a Christmas present in 1998 or 1999. I got it back, when he inherited my Power Macintosh 8600 a few years later.