| Country: |
US |
| Most Common: |
US/Europe |
| Rarity (Euro): |
uncommon |
| Year: |
1993 |
| Comment: |
The Color Classic was an LC II crammed into a completely
re-designed case which was a discarded prototype for the
20th Anniversary Mac. All of the internal circuitry is
almost identical to the LC II; they share the same circuit
boards and most of the same components, including a 16 bit
data bus and a 10MB RAM limit. The Color Classic however,
had a 68882 math coprocessor added to the daughterboard.
It also had the special "daughterboard" which could be
slid out of the back for easy upgrading. [lowendmac]
|
| CPU: |
Motorola MC 68030 |
| RAM / ROM: |
4096 kB / 1024 kB |
| Colors: |
256 |
| References: |
[Machine Room],
[Apple History]
|
| 8Bit-Museum: |
[Company History],
[Models]
|
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