Apple Adjustable Keyboard≈Apple Adjustable Keyboard OverviewΩΩThe comfortable design splits into two sections, which can be adjusted up to a 30-degree angle on the desktop to accommodate a user’s particular physiology, work habits, and work space for the most comfortable typing position. Extended keypad with function keys and numeric keypad are separate for maximum flexibility. The removable palm rests provide a flat surface for resting hands. It includes adjustable keyboard and keypad slope. It includes easy to reach sound keys for control of volume, and start and stop recording.≈≈≈≈≈≈
Apple Basic Color Monitor≈Apple Basic Color Monitor OverviewΩΩ“Apple’s lowest-cost color display that shows the full width and nearly half the length of a letter-size page.”ΩΩThis is Apple’s most affordable Apple color display offering all the features of a standard 14" VGA display. It can connect directly to any Macintosh capable of supporting VGA monitors. It has a tilt and swivel base for an adjustable viewing angle and a shadow mask screen for exceptional image clarity.≈Apple Basic Color Monitor SpecificationsΩΩ• 14" diagonal Philips screenΩ• 640 x 480 pixels; 76 dpiΩ• 60-hertz screen refresh rateΩ• 16.7 million colors; 256 grays≈≈The Apple Basic Color Monitor requires a driver in order to work correctly with any Centris or Quadra Macintosh:ΩΩ- If the driver is not installed, the monitor will display aΩ green tint.Ω- This driver is not required for Macintosh LC computers.≈≈≈
Apple Color OneScanner≈Apple Color OneScanner OverviewΩΩ“Professional-quality color scanning with one-button simplicity.”ΩΩThe Apple Color OneScanner offers high-quality scanning and single-button simplicity—in color. It comes with Ofoto Version 2.0 scanning software, which ensures outstanding fidelity to the original image—and adds color support, background processing, and an improved user interface. It supports Apple’s ColorSync color-matching software, assuring accurate colors and tones. It allows flexible image-manipulation with no loss in quality. It comes with HyperScan 2.0 software, which lets you easily incorporate scans into HyperCard stacks.≈Apple Color OneScanner SpecificationsΩ(Note: Configurations may vary worldwide)ΩΩColor capabilities: 16.7 million colors; 256 graysΩScanning resolution: 300 dpi in hardware, 1200 dpi in softwareΩScanning area: 8.5" x 14" (21.6 cm x 35.6 cm) maximumΩInterface: SCSIΩFile formats: Supports PICT, TIFF, EPS, and MacPaintΩSystem requirements: System 7 or later, HyperCard 2.0 to use HyperScan 2.0 softwareΩDimensions: 4.4" x 13.6" x 21.8" (11.2 cm x 34.5 cm x 55.4 cm)ΩWeight: 23.0 lb (10.5 kg)ΩOther features: Single pass scanning≈Apple Color OneScanner FeaturesΩΩ• The Apple Color OneScanner’s use of Ofoto Version 2 Ω vastly simplifies the scanning process by providing Ω fully-automatic one-button scanning, yet includes all theΩ tools you need if you prefer to manually control the Ω process.Ω• Features high-quality rotation and scaling algorithms for flexible image manipulation without loss of qualityΩ• Offers trilinear charge-coupled device, stabilizing the Ω color and maximizing color registrationΩ• Provides color-correction ASIC, which adjusts color Ω “behind the scenes.”≈≈≈≈
Apple Color Printer≈Apple Color Printer OverviewΩΩ“ Affordable, networkable ink-jet printing in superb, high-resolution color.”ΩΩThe Apple Color Printer is a networkable ink-jet printer that delivers superb color output at a very affordable price. It prints crisp text and images at 360-dpi resolution—44% more dots per square inch than 300-dpi color printers. It offers plug-and-play ease of operation for Macintosh computer users—individually or across a network. It can print on a variety of materials, including coated paper, transparencies, envelopes, and 11" x 17" paper. It features 64 TrueType fonts, one of the broadest offerings of any mainstream color printer.≈Apple Color Printer SpecificationsΩΩResolution: 360 dpiΩPrinting speed: 3.5 min./page color; 2 min./page monochromeΩFonts: 64 scalable TrueType fontsΩInterfaces: SCSIΩPaper tray size: Built-in 100 sheets (letter) paper tray; 5-envelope tray; supports up to 11.0" x 17.0" paper Networking: Allows printer sharing through the printer driver softwareΩDimensions: 6.7" x 20.5" x 20.0" (17.0 cm x 52.1 cm x 50.8 cm)ΩWeight: 22.0 lb (10.0 kg)ΩRecommended number of users: One≈≈≈Apple Color Printer AccessoriesΩΩ• Black Ink CartridgeΩ• Yellow Ink CartridgeΩ• Magenta Ink CartridgeΩ• Cyan Ink CartridgeΩ• Letter Size Coated PaperΩ• Legal Size Coated PaperΩ• 11" by 17" Coated PaperΩ• A4 Size Coated PaperΩ• A3 Size Coated PaperΩ• Letter Size Coated PaperΩ• A4 Size Transparency≈≈
Apple Font Pack≈Apple Font Pack OverviewΩΩThe Apple Font Pack provides a carefully chosen selection of 43 TrueType fonts from the world’s leading type foundries. These fonts provide the highest-quality results possible and ensure that your work looks great. The Apple Font Pack is easy to install, manage, and work with; no system configuration is required.≈≈Apple Font Pack Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: Broad capabilityΩBenefit: Works with all System 7-compatible applications and Macintosh-compatible output devicesΩΩFeature: TrueType formatΩBenefit: Lets you scale fonts to any size, to produce outstanding results both on the screen and in print.ΩΩFeature: Carefully chosen selection of fontsΩBenefit: Provides you with a wide variety of new text, display, and symbol fonts—including Zeal, a unique new Apple symbol font that provides a variety of useful symbols—to enhance any document you're working on.≈≈≈≈
Apple OneScanner≈Apple OneScanner and OneScanner for Windows OverviewΩΩ“High-quality gray-scale scanning with one-button simplicity.”ΩΩBoth the Apple OneScanner and the Apple OneScanner for Windows produce near-photographic-quality scans with 256 levels of gray. Both come with Ofoto scanning software from Light Source, Inc., assuring outstanding clarity and fidelity to the original image. Ofoto’s autoscan feature lets you scan images with a single keystroke. A full-featured editing system lets you manipulate images with no loss of quality. Both scanners use adaptive calibration to produce images that are surprisingly close to the original when printed.≈Apple OneScanner and OneScanner for Windows SpecificationsΩΩGray-scale Capabilities: 256 levels (8 bits per pixel)ΩScanning Resolution: 75 to 1,200 dpi (Macintosh) and up to 300 dpi (Windows) in 1-dot-per-inch incrementsΩScanning Area: 8.5" x 11" (maximum)ΩInterface: SCSI; OneScanner for Windows comes with SCSI cardΩFile Formats: PICT, TIFF, EPS, and MacPaint formats on Macintosh computers; TIFF, PC Paintbrush, Windows bit map, GEM Image, Microsoft Paint, and EPS formats on Windows computersΩSystem Requirements: Macintosh System Software Version 6.0.7 or later, HyperCard 2.0 to use HyperScan 2.0 software, and appropriate SCSI cabling; OneScanner for Windows requires Windows 3.0 (or later)ΩDimensions: 4.4" x 13.6" x 21.8" (11.2 cm x 34.5 cm x 55.4 cm)ΩWeight: 23.0 lb (10.5 kg)≈Apple OneScanner and OneScanner for Windows Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Features high-quality rotation and scaling algorithms for Ω image manipulation without loss of qualityΩ• Available for both Macintosh and WindowsΩ• Includes automatic scanning capability for one-step Ω scanningΩ• Provides adaptive calibration that adjusts scans to Ω achieve the highest-quality output possible from your Ω printer≈≈≈≈
Apple Workgroup Server 60≈Apple Workgroup Server 60 OverviewΩΩThis is the most affordable of Apple’s new server family. It features on-board Ethernet and built-in AppleTalk networking capability, and is ideal for up to 20 simultaneous users. The Apple Workgroup Server 60 is based on the Macintosh operating system (System 7) and includes AppleShare file and print server software.≈Apple Workgroup Server 60 SpecificationsΩΩProcessor: 20 MHz, 68040 ΩMemory: 8 MB of RAM, expandable to 68 MB (72-pin SIMM)ΩStorage: Internal Apple SuperDrive floppy disk drive; Internal 230 MB or 500 MB hard disk drive; Supports one internal half-height 5.25 inch peripheral, such as a hard disk drive, a CD-ROM drive, or a magneto-optical driveΩExpansion capabilities: One slot for a 7" NuBus card (requires adapter) or processor-direct card; supports seven SCSI devicesΩNetworking: Built-in LocalTalk and Ethernet connections; AppleTalk networking softwareΩDisplays: Built-in support for all Apple displays; supports several third-party VGA, SVGA, and 19" displaysΩSound: Input port (mono), output port (stereo)ΩDimensions: 3.4" x 16.3" x 15.6" (8.5 cm x 41.5 cm x 39.7 cm)ΩWeight: 14.0 lb (6.4 kg) will vary based on internal devices installedΩMax. number of concurrently active users supported: 20≈Apple Workgroup Server 60 Key Selling PointsΩΩ• All-in-one design. The Apple Workgroup Server 60 is an integrated system that combines hardware and operating system software in a server that is ideal for small workgroups. The Apple Workgroup Server 60 comes with AppleShare 4.0 software already installed, so the server can be set up and running quickly.ΩΩ• Ease of use. The Apple Workgroup Server 60 is based on the Macintosh Centris 610, so it offers the same ease-of-use features that characterize all Macintosh computers. Adding applications, storage devices, and network users to the server is easy—just run the installer program, connect the SCSI peripheral, or configure the new user account.≈≈≈≈
Apple Workgroup Server 80≈Apple Workgroup Server 80 OverviewΩΩThis server is positioned in the midrange of Apple’s new server family, providing an excellent platform for file and print services to medium-sized workgroups using primarily Macintosh computers. It features on-board Ethernet and built-in AppleTalk networking capability, and is ideal for up to 30 simultaneous users. The Apple Workgroup Server 80 is based on the Macintosh operating system (System 7) and includes AppleShare file and print server software.≈Apple Workgroup Server 80 SpecificationsΩΩProcessor: 33 MHz, 68040 with built-in math co-processor, PMMU, and 8K memory cacheΩMemory: 8 MB of RAM, expandable to 136 MB (72-pin SIMM)ΩStorage: Internal Apple SuperDrive floppy disk drive; Internal 500 MB or 1 GB hard disk drive; Supports one internal half-height 5.25 inch peripheral, and two 3.5 inch devicesΩExpansion capabilities: Three internal NuBus 12" slots; one 68040 processor direct slot; supports seven SCSI devicesΩNetworking: Built-in LocalTalk and Ethernet connections; AppleTalk networking softwareΩDisplays: Built-in support for all Apple displays; supports several third-party VGA, SVGA, and 19" displaysΩSound: Input port (mono), output port (stereo)ΩDimensions: 14.25" x 8.9" x 16.0" (30.6 cm x 19.6 cm x 39.6 cm)ΩWeight: 25.3 lb (11.5 kg) will vary based on internal devices installedΩMax. number of concurrently active users supported: 30≈Apple Workgroup Server 80 Key Selling PointsΩΩ• All-in-one design. The Apple Workgroup Server 80 is an integrated system that combines hardware and operating system software in a server that is ideal for small and medium-size workgroups. AppleShare 4.0 software already installed, so the server can be set up and running quickly.ΩΩ• Ease of use. The Apple Workgroup Server 80 is based on the Macintosh Quadra 800, so it offers the same ease-of-use features that characterize all Macintosh computers. Adding applications, storage devices, and network users to the server is easy—just run the installer program, connect the SCSI peripheral, or configure the new user account.ΩΩ• Expandability. The Apple Workgroup Server 80 features three NuBus expansion slots and a processor-direct slot to accommodate networking and communications cards, and it can be configure with up to 136 MB of RAM. It also has three internal expansion bays to accomodate additional storage devices, such as hard disk drives, a CD-ROM drive, or a DDS-DC 4mm tape drive.≈≈≈≈
Apple Workgroup Server 95≈Apple Workgroup Server 95 OverviewΩΩThis server provides Apple’s platform for high-end server-based applications, and offers the most expansion options of any server product available from Apple. It is driven by a server version of A/UX, enabling the system to deliver high performance network services to data-intensive workgroups of up to 50 active users. This server is targeted to system administrators or MIS managers in business and education, working in an environment using primarily Macintosh computers. Configurations will include system software for the file and print service environment or for the database service environment. Upgrade Kits will be available to upgrade a Quadra 900 or 950 to an Apple Workgroup Server 95.≈Apple Workgroup Server 95 SpecificationsΩΩProcessor: 33 MHz, 68040 with built-in math co-processor, PMMU, and 8K memory cacheΩMemory: 16 MB of RAM, expandable to 256 MB (30-pin SIMM)ΩStorage: Internal Apple SuperDrive floppy disk drive; Internal 230, 500 MB, or 1 GB hard disk drive; Supports three internal half-height 5.25 inch devicesΩExpansion capabilities: Five internal NuBus 12" slots and one PDS; PDS card occupies PDS and one NuBus slot; supports 20 SCSI devicesΩNetworking: Built-in LocalTalk and Ethernet connections; AppleTalk and TCP/IP networking softwareΩDisplays: Built-in support for all Apple displays; supports several third-party VGA, SVGA, and 19" displaysΩSound: Input port (mono), output port (stereo)ΩDimensions: 18.6" x 8.9" x 20.6" (47.3 cm x 22.4 cm x 52.3 cm)ΩWeight: 37 lb (16.7 kg) will vary based on internal devices installedΩMax. number of concurrently active users supported: 50≈Apple Workgroup Server 95 Key Selling PointsΩΩ• An integrated high-performance system. The Apple Workgroup Server 95 combines hardware and operating system software in a server that delivers excellent performance in workgroup environments that use primarily Macintosh computers. Small workgroups that perform data-intensive input/output tasks are good candidates for the Apple Workgroup Server 95. Larger workgroups that do advanced tasks requiring a file server, such as high-end publishing, or that require a high-performance database server are also good candidates for the Apple Workgroup Server 95.ΩΩ• Ease of use. Because the Apple Workgroup Server 95 is based on the Macintosh Quadra 950, it offers the same ease-of-use features that characterize all Macintosh computers. Adding applications, storage devices, and network users to the server is easy—just run the installer program, connect the SCSI peripheral, or configure the new user account. To make it easy to back up information stored on the server, we’ve added an internal DDS-DC 4mm tape drive and Retrospect Remote software from Dantz Development to certain Apple Workgroup 95 configurations.ΩΩ• An expandable, reliable system. Because it has internal expansion slots, storage bays, SCSI buses, and lots of available RAM capacity, the Apple Workgroup Server 95 can be expanded to meet the needs of almost any workgroup. It also features parity memory to ensure data integrity.ΩΩ• The A/UX advantage. Every configuration of the Apple Workgroup Server 95 comes with A/UX 3.0.1, Apple’s version the UNIX operating system, already installed on the hard disk. A/UX has been highly optimized as a server operating system. This robust server version of A/UX features System 7 user interface, which allows system administrators to work with the easy-to-use Macintosh environment.≈≈≈≈
Apple X.400≈Apple X.400 Product Family OverviewΩΩX.400 is a mail and messaging standard for interconnection of dissimilar E-mail.ΩΩApple now has two X.400 products:Ω- MacX.400, the high-end versionΩ- MacX.400 SD (Single Domain), the affordable versionΩΩThese products are important to sell to the US government (they comply with the US GOSIP) and to large accounts who have a multi-vendor environment.≈Apple X.400 Product Family SpecificationsΩΩMacX.400 and MacX.400 SD are almost identical, but they have one difference:Ω• MacX.400 offers up to 50 connections to other X.400 Ω serversΩ• MacX.400 SD (Single Domain) offers a single connection Ω to another X.400 serverΩΩThe other features are identical for the two products:Ω- 1984-X.400 Message Transfer Agent (MTA)Ω- Easy to install and configureΩ- Includes full OSI stackΩ- Supports X.25 and EthernetΩ- Routes on any type of X.400 address≈Apple X.400 Product Family Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: QuickMail and MS-Mail gateways availableΩBenefit: Integrates into existing Mac E-mail systemsΩΩFeature: Non-dedicated X.400 serverΩBenefit: Runs on the same machine as the E-mail serverΩΩFeature: Graphical configurationΩBenefit: Makes X.400 easy to useΩΩFeature: X.25 and Ethernet interfacesΩBenefit: Supports wide-area and local-area networksΩΩFeature: Interoperability with X.400 servers from other vendorsΩBenefit: Works in multi-vendor environmentsΩΩFeature: Support for binary body partΩBenefit: Allows exchange of enclosures with foreign mail systems≈Apple X.400 Product Family Special TechnicalΩΩMacX.400 and MacX.400 SD cover layers 2 to 7 of the OSI model.ΩΩOn X.25: Layers 2 and 3 are X.25, layer 4 is Transport class 0.ΩOn Ethernet: Layers 2 is 802.2, layer 3 is CLNP, layer 4 is Transport class 4. the ES-IS routing protocol is supported.ΩΩ- MacX.400 routes on all attributes of X.400 addresses.Ω- MacX.400 supports up to 50 connections to other X.400 Ω servers.Ω- MacX.400 SD supports only 1 connection to another Ω X.400 server.≈≈≈
AppleCD 150≈AppleCD 150 OverviewΩΩThe AppleCD 150 is a CD-ROM drive that allows you to use text, graphics, and sound stored on digitally recorded CD-ROM discs. It’s a cost effective tool for accessing volumes of information stored on commercially available business/professional, reference, educational, and entertainment CD-ROM discs made for the Macintosh.≈AppleCD 150 SpecificationsΩΩData access time: 380 milliseconds; 64 K cacheΩPorts: Two 50-pin SCSI connectors, two RCA jacks, headphone jackΩNetworking: Built-in AppleTalkΩDimensions: 1.9" x 7.0" x 12.9" (4.8 cm x 17.8 cm x 32.5 cm)ΩWeight: 6.5 lb (2.9 kg)ΩOther features: Front loading door; automatic lens-cleaning mechanism≈AppleCD 150 Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Provides full compatibility with System 7 and QuickTimeΩ• Offers AppleShare file server support, which lets usersΩ on a network access information stored on a shared Ω AppleCD 150 drive connected to an AppleShare file Ω serverΩ• Provides RCA jacks, which let you connect external Ω speakers to your AppleCD 150Ω• Provides a headphone jack, which lets you listen Ω privately to your CDs≈≈≈≈
AppleCD 300 and 300i≈Apple CD 300 Product OverviewΩΩThe new AppleCD 300 is a high-performance, feature-rich CD-ROM drive compared to the existing AppleCD 150 (or other competitive products). It’s faster transfer rate (300 KB/sec - twice that of the 150) allows higher quality video to be stored on CD-ROM discs. And with faster access times, it provides users with quicker access to information. It can read multi-session Kodak Photo CD discs, and it supports other formats such as CD+G and CD+MIDI, providing access to a greater range of CD-ROM titles. Ω ΩIn addition to the external CD 300 peripheral, Apple will also introduce an internal upgrade drive kit that will allow users with Macintosh CPUs that have an available 5.25" half-height drive bay to add the CD 300 internally. These CPUs will include the: Macintosh IIvi and vx, Macintosh Centris 610 and 650, Macintosh Quadra 800 and 950. This upgrade will be available only as a dealer-installable kit and will begin shipping by June ’93. Because of varying CPU designs, a different bezel and mounting kit will be required for each Macintosh CPU.≈Apple CD 300 SpecificationsΩΩPerformance characteristics:Ω• Average access time at normal speed (1x): Ω 360 milliseconds; at double speed (2x): 295 msΩ• Data streaming rate, normal speed (1X) in Mode 1: 150 Ω KB/second; in Mode 2: 171 KB/second Ω• Data streaming rate, double speed (2X) in Mode 1: 300 Ω KB/second; in Mode 2: 342 KB/secondΩ• SCSI bus transfer burst rate (over one CD-ROM block): Ω 2.5 megabytes/sec. Ω• Buffer size: 256 KBΩΩFormats supported:Ω• Multi-session Kodak Photo CD (QuickTime required)Ω• ISO 9660/High Sierra, Macintosh HFS Ω• CD-ROM XA (requires additional ADPCM hardware to Ω read comp. audio) Ω• Standard audio CDs, CD+G, CD+MIDIΩ• CD digital audio data via SCSI busΩΩSystem requirements: Ω• Macintosh SE or later, System Software 6.0.7 or later≈AppleCD 300 Product Features/Benefits:ΩΩPerformance:ΩDouble-spin speed, 300KB/sec. for faster data transfer, smoother video (NOTE: even though we have specified the CD 300 at this rate in the data sheet, in actual performance, the drive has a maximum transfer rate of 330 KB/sec. We decided to be conservative because of vendor testing and time constraint issues). Ω• Average access time of 295 milliseconds (in the 2X Ω mode) for faster access to informationΩ• 256K buffer for faster data transfer rates (64KB is theΩ industry norm today) ΩΩCompatibility:Ω• Fully compatible with Macintosh operating system software, including System 7 and QuickTimeΩ• Supports industry-standard ISO 9660 and High Sierra file formatsΩ• Supports Mac HFS file formatΩ• Reads Kodak multi-session Photo CD discs, thus providing easy access to high-quality images that can be stored on a Photo CD disc.Ω• Supports CD-ROM XA (for audio decompression will need separate ADPCM hardware/software). The XA support allows developers to create new titles and users to access them. CD Bridge discs (Photo CD is an example) can be read because of XA support in the drive. (See below for more details)ΩΩFeature: Supports CD+G, CD+MIDI formats.ΩBenefit: Support of these formats will allow content developers to create newer and more exciting titles for CD-ROM users. (see below) ΩΩFeature: Supports CD-Digital Audio over SCSIΩBenefit: This allows the user to bring in digital audio data to the Macintosh over the SCSI bus. This data can then be edited (with appropriate software) and then be re-recorded on to a recordable media. Musicians (both amateur and professional), in particular, will find this to be an attractive and exciting feature. Ω• plays standard CD audio discs. The CD Remote feature allows title selection, custom play list creation, and volume control from the monitor.ΩΩEase of use:Ω• plug-and-play compatibility with the Macintosh computer (SE and above)Ω• set up and use in minutesΩ• easy, cost-effective network access to an AppleCD 300 drive that is attached to an AppleShare file serverΩΩReliability:Ω• MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures): 125,000 hours (at 20% duty cycle at 35° C)Ω• Automatic lens cleaning mechanism to minimize dustΩ• Front-loading mechanism has a double-door for added protection against dust≈What are CD-ROM XA, CD+G,CD+MIDI, etc.?ΩΩ• CD-ROM XA: XA, which stands for Extended Architecture, was initially created as a bridge between CD-ROM and CD-I. It allows computer data, video/picture data and compressed audio data to be put on the same track. With proper interleaving a CD-ROM track can play audio, video and computer data at what appears to be the same time. This facilitates interactive applications. In non-XA formats, the CD-ROM drive cannot read computer data while it is playing an audio track. To read the compressed audio data , additional ADPCM (Adaptive Differential Pulse Code Modulation) hardware/software (not included in the CD 300) is needed to decompress the audio. Photo CD is a type of Bridge disc that uses the XA format. Apple’s support of XA allows users access to new titles that are expected to be introduced.Ω• CD+G, CD+MIDI: These refer to CD-ROM information that is stored in what are called subcode channels R-W. The ability of a drive to read this information allows access to a larger range of CD-ROM titles. CD+G defines a way to overlay graphics and audio information on a CD to allow it be played synchronously. CD+MIDI allows MIDI synthesizers connected to Macs to be played to by MIDI data on a CD-ROM disc. Currently there are very few CD+G and CD+MIDI discs available for the CD-ROM market. Apple’s support of these formats will encourage content developers to create new titles.≈CD-ROM Setup SoftwareΩΩThe driver software version shipped with the CD 300 (external and internal upgrades) is v4.0.1. It allows Kodak multisession Photo CD discs to be read with the drive when QuickTime is loaded on the Mac CPU. This version is backwards compatible with the Apple CD 150, the CD SC Plus as well as the original CD SC. The software, when used with QuickTime, allows these older drives access to single-session Photo CD discs, even with the CD SC.≈≈
AppleDesign Powered Speakers≈AppleDesign Powered Speakers OverviewΩΩAppleDesign Powered Speakers are the first powered speakers designed by a computer company specifically for computer use and are specially engineered for near-field listening. By means of controlled sound dispersion, the speakers provide excellent stereo separation and sound quality while maintaining a private listening environment. AppleDesign Powered Speakers are equipped with a dual-input mixer, to allow users to connect them to both a CD-ROM drive and computer and receive high-quality sound simultaneously from both.≈≈≈≈≈≈
AppleLink CD≈AppleLink CD is an information resource product on CD-ROM that complements AppleLink online. AppleLink CD provides regular editions of Apple and third-party product and support information for a single annual subscription fee.ΩΩCustomers who need Apple information, once found only on AppleLink online, can now benefit from this product. Even customers who have AppleLink online may benefit. They can use AppleLink CD to share the information within their organization by passing the CD to others or by putting the CD on the LAN. ΩΩEach edition of AppleLink CD features the latest versions of many AppleLink libraries and bulletin boards. Product and program information for Apple and third-party companies is included, along with software upgrades, documentation updates, and product enhancements. Customers can sample software demos and review new software programs.≈≈≈≈≈≈
AppleOrder 2.0≈AppleOrder 2.0 OverviewΩΩAppleOrder is designed to replace orders from resellers and service providers which are placed via phone, fax, mail, and AppleLink. Advantages over these manual methods include: faster service parts turnaround, reduced paperwork, automatic error checking, real-time/on-line order inquiries, reduced administration costs, and automatic reporting.ΩΩAppleOrder 2.0 is offered free of charge.≈AppleOrder 2.0 SpecificationsΩΩAn Apple Macintosh, modem, and the free AppleOrder software are required to use AppleOrder. To receive software, send in an enrollment form available through AppleLink: APPLEORDER. (A Mac Plus with at least 2 MB of RAM and a 2400 baud modem or better are recommended.)≈AppleOrder 2.0 Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: Free point-and-click, on-line applicationΩBenefit: Eliminates fax, phone, mail orders. Replaces costly forms. Cuts paperwork. Increases billable work.ΩΩFeature: Immediate order confirmation, real-time inquiries. Immediate feedback on orders.ΩBenefit: Puts you in control. No more waiting on hold. Place order whenever it's convenient for you. Find out immediately if there's a problem so you can fix it.ΩΩFeature: Automatic ReportsΩBenefit: Helps you manage your business/inventory better. Helps with reconciliation of Apple monthly statement. Automatic Price Pages Report eliminates need for monthly paper updates.ΩΩFeature: Faster turnaround on Service Repair Orders (SROs, exchanges)ΩBenefit: Faster turnaround on repairs increases customer satisfaction.≈≈≈≈
AppleSearch≈AppleSearch OverviewΩΩAppleSearch is a client and server workgroup product that allows users to conduct personalized and concurrent information searches to the same server, and provides full text search and retrieval. Client users can gain instant access to information on a selected topic or they can let AppleSearch act as a personal agent that periodically provides updated query features. AppleSearch recognizes and processes natural language search queries so users can find information on specified topics as easily as if they had a personal research librarian.≈≈≈≈≈≈
AppleShare 4.0 and AppleShare Pro≈AppleShare 4.0 and AppleShare Pro OverviewΩΩAppleShare 4.0 and AppleShare Pro software provide file and print services for workgroups connected on an AppleTalk network. Both products offer significant performance enhancements over AppleShare Server 3.0, giving users fast, easy access to shared data. The primary difference between AppleShare 4.0 and AppleShare Pro is performance: AppleShare 4.0 is 2-3 times faster than AppleShare 3.0 and is based on the Macintosh operating system (System 7). AppleShare Pro is up to 4 times faster than AppleShare 3.0 and is based on Apple’s A/UX operating system.≈≈≈≈≈≈
AppleShare 4.0 Server≈AppleShare Server OverviewΩΩAppleShare 4.0 and AppleShare Pro software provide file and print services for workgroups connected on an AppleTalk network. Both products offer significant performance enhancements over AppleShare Server 3.0, giving users fast, easy access to shared data. The primary difference between AppleShare 4.0 and AppleShare Pro is performance: AppleShare 4.0 is two to three times faster than AppleShare 3.0 and is based on the Apple Macintosh operating system; AppleShare Pro is up to four times faster than AppleShare 3.0 and is based on Apple’s A/UX operating system.≈AppleShare Server SpecificationsΩΩAppleShare Server 3.0 is compatible with any Macintosh that has a hard disk, at least 4 MB of RAM, and System 7.≈≈≈≈≈
AppleTalk Remote Access Software≈AppleTalk Remote Access SoftwareΩΩAppleTalk Remote Access lets you use a modem and telephone lines to connect a remote Macintosh computer to another Macintosh computer or an entire AppleTalk network. It’s ideal for mobile professionals, salespeople, on-site service technicians, delivery people, and others who need complete access to their office computer and network resources while on the road.≈≈AppleTalk Remote Access Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: At home or on the roadΩBenefit: Lets you use your desktop Macintosh or Macintosh PowerBook to “call” your Macintosh at work and retrieve files and applications stored on it.ΩΩFeature: All the benefits of being connected to a networkΩBenefit: Allows you to access an AppleTalk network as if you were directly connected to it. You can use network services such as electronic mail, AppleShare file servers, and even printers.ΩΩFeature: Easy to installΩBenefit: You don't have to understand anything about networks to install it (both the “calling” and “answering” Macintosh computers use the same AppleTalk Remote Access software, and a Macintosh with AppleTalk Remote Access can both call and answer.)ΩΩFeature: Easy to useΩBenefit: It’s integrated with the System 7 file-sharing feature and uses an intuitive graphics-based interface (requires that your Macintosh be running System 7).ΩΩFeature: Consistent interfaceΩBenefit: Lets you work as if you were using your desktop system or were locally attached to the network (copying files, printing, opening documents—everything is done in the same way).ΩΩFeature: Compatible with a variety of modemsΩBenefit: Can be used in conjunction with modems from 2400 baud up to 19.2K baud.ΩΩFeature: Security featuresΩBenefit: Provides user-name and password authentication, automatic callback, zone lockout capabilities, and automatic account disabling after n successful log-in attempts.≈≈≈≈
At Ease≈At Ease OverviewΩΩAt Ease is the best way to share your Macintosh with others. With At Ease you can comfortably share your Macintosh with others while protecting your files—and make your Macintosh even easier to use. It’s perfect for home use (especially if you have young children), offices, classrooms, and training centers. It also protects the contents of your hard disk. At Ease provides them with speedy, one-click access to the items you specify. And a password protects the rest of your disk contents from curious minds and little fingers. ΩΩAt Ease runs on the Macintosh Plus and later models with at least 2 MB of RAM (4 MB recommended).≈≈At Ease Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: Customized iconsΩBenefit: Lets you represent documents and applications as large “buttons” that appear on your Macintosh screen. A single click of the mouse on the appropriate button launches the application or document.ΩΩFeature: Improved memoryΩBenefit: Replaces the Finder desktop at startup—freeing up an additional 200K of RAM that can be used by your Macintosh applications.ΩΩFeature: Access limitation: Enables you to require that users enter a password if they want to access the Finder on your Macintosh. You can also prevent users from adding files to your hard disk by requiring that they save new files to floppy disks only.≈≈≈≈
ColorSync≈ColorSync OverviewΩΩColorSync, Apple’s new color-matching architecture for the Macintosh, is a system extension that enables consistent color across the system. This extension provides system level color matching services to all applications, scanners, displays, and printers. ColorSync allows for the color of the original art you scan to be the same color that appears on your display—and the color you see on the display will be the same when it is printed.ΩΩThe result is more consistent and predictable color-matching results from all of your color applications, whether you are producing desktop presentations and newsletters or color film separations.ΩΩColorSync provides both the ability to match between input, display, and output as well as new capabilities, such as the ability to preview the color matched document, which applications can take advantage of in the future.≈ColorSync SpecificationsΩΩ• A color-capable Apple Macintosh personal computer with System 7 or later and 4 MB of RAM for optimal performance.≈ColorSync Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Easy installation and use: Simply drag the Macintosh ColorSync icon to your System 7 Folder and restart. ColorSync then becomes part of the Macintosh operating system.ΩΩ• Matched color every time, from one device to another, with predictable, consistent results regardless of application or device.ΩΩ• Compatibility: Works with all color-capable Macintosh computers, and designed to support all color input and output devices, including scanners, monitors, digitizers, color printers, slide makers, and imagesetters.≈≈≈≈
ImageWriter II≈ImageWriter II OverviewΩΩ“The reliable, versatile dot-matrix printer for impact printing printing of documents, including multi-part forms.”ΩΩThe ImageWriter II is a dot-matrix printer well suited for both personal and professional use. It’s capable of printing multiple forms. It’s ideal for printing on continuous-feed paper, such as payroll checks or pre-printed forms. It’s also compatible with both Macintosh and Apple II computers.≈ImageWriter II SpecificationsΩΩResolution: 144 dpiΩPrinting Speed: .5 ppm (best mode); 2 ppm (draft mode)ΩFonts: Built-in character sets for English, Italian, Danish, German, Swedish, French, and SpanishΩInterfaces: Direct connection—RS-422/RS-232 (serial); AppleTalk (requires ImageWriter II/LQ LocalTalk Option)ΩPaper Handling: Supports both cut sheet and fanfold continuous (3 to 10 inches in width); prints forms, labels, envelopesΩDimensions: 5.0" x 17.0" x 12.0" (12.7 cm x 43.2 cm x 30.5 cm)ΩWeight: 15.0 lbs. (6.8 kg.)ΩRecommended number of users: One to three≈ImageWriter II Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Capable of printing color documents (requires color Ω ribbon)Ω• Allows multiple users to share the printer over an Ω AppleTalk network when the printer is equipped with theΩ ImageWriter II/LQ LocalTalk OptionΩ• Can be equipped with a cut-sheet feeder, which lets you Ω print as many as 100 pages of cut-sheet paper at a time≈≈ImageWriter II AccessoriesΩΩ• ImageWriter II/LQ LocalTalk OptionΩ• ImageWriter I and II Black Ribbon (six ribbons per box)Ω• ImageWriter II Color Ribbon (six ribbons per box)Ω• ImageWriter II Cut Sheet Feeder≈≈
LaserWriter Pro 600≈LaserWriter Pro 600 OverviewΩΩ“The mainstream, networkable 600-dpi laser printer for Macintosh and Windows computers.”ΩΩThe Apple LaserWriter Pro 600—Apple’s mainstream 600-dpi laser printer—is designed for groups in both Macintosh and Windows environments. It delivers unsurpassed, camera-ready print quality because it prints at four times the resolution of conventional laser printers. It prints scanned images in as many as 91 shades of gray, so images retain nearly all of the detail and tonal range of the original. It offers superior type flexibility and multiple ports provide easy connection to different computers or networks.≈LaserWriter Pro 600 SpecificationsΩΩResolution: 600 dpi or enhanced 300 dpi (FinePrint and PhotoGrade)ΩPrinting speed: 8 ppmΩProcessor: 25 MHz, 68030 plus I/O processors and ASICsΩMemory: 8 MB expandable to 32 MBΩSupported languages: Adobe PostScript Level 2, PCL 4+ΩFonts: 64 scalable TrueType and PostScript fontsΩInterface: LocalTalk, parallel, RS-232ΩPaper tray size: One 100- and one 250-sheet tray (500-sheet tray and 75-envelope feeder optional)ΩDimensions: 14.0" x 16.9" x 16.8" (35.6 cm x 42.9 cm x 42.7 cm)ΩWeight: 39.0 lb (17.7 kg)ΩRecommended number of users: Five or more≈≈≈LaserWriter Pro Upgrade InformationΩΩ• The LaserWriter Pro 600 can be upgraded to the Ω LaserWriter Pro 630 with a LaserWriter Pro 630 Ω Accessory Kit/Controller Card.ΩΩLaserWriter Pro AccessoriesΩΩ• LaserWriter Pro 250-Sheet CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Pro 500-Sheet CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Pro 500-Sheet Feeder with Universal Ω CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Pro Envelope Cassette≈≈
LaserWriter Pro 630≈LaserWriter Pro 630 OverviewΩΩ“Apple’s highest-performance, 600-dpi laser printer. Ideal for multivendor networks.”ΩΩThe Apple LaserWriter Pro 630 printer—Apple’s highest-performance, expandable laser printer—offers all of the advantages of the LaserWriter Pro 600, plus EtherTalk networking support and connections for internal and external hard disks. It delivers unsurpassed, camera-ready print quality because it prints at four times the resolution of conventional laser printers. It prints scanned images in as many as 91 shades of gray, so images retain nearly all of the detail and tonal range of the original and provides excellent expansion capabilities.≈LaserWriter Pro 630 SpecificationsΩΩResolution: 600 dpi or enhanced 300 dpi (FinePrint and PhotoGrade)ΩPrinting speed: 8 ppmΩProcessor: 25 MHz, 68030 plus I/O processors and ASICsΩMemory: 8 MB expandable to 32 MB; 4 MB of ROMΩSupported languages: Adobe PostScript Level 2, PCL 4+ΩFonts: 64 built-in scalable fontsΩInterfaces: LocalTalk, EtherTalk, parallel, RS-232, two SCSI ports (for internal or external hard drive to store additional fonts)ΩPaper tray size: One 100- and one 250-sheet tray (500-sheet tray and 75-envelope feeder optional)ΩDimensions: 14.0" x 16.9" x 16.8" (35.6 cm x 42.9 cm x 42.7 cm)ΩWeight: 39.0 lb (17.7 kg)ΩRecommended number of users: Five or moreΩOther features: All ports active≈≈≈LaserWriter Pro Upgrade InformationΩΩ• The LaserWriter Pro 600 can be upgraded to the Ω LaserWriter Pro 630 with a LaserWriter Pro 630 Ω Accessory Kit/Controller Card.ΩΩLaserWriter Pro AccessoriesΩΩ• LaserWriter Pro 250-Sheet CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Pro 500-Sheet CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Pro 500-Sheet Feeder with Universal Ω CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Pro Envelope Cassette≈≈
LaserWriter Select 300≈LaserWriter Select 300 OverviewΩΩ“Apple’s affordable, expandable laser printer for personal use.”ΩΩThe Apple LaserWriter Select 300 printer is Apple’s most affordable, expandable laser printer for personal use. Its FinePrint technology produces smoother text and line art. Its GrayShare software architecture allows for both gray-scale printing and printer sharing. It can be expanded to accommodate Adobe PostScript capabilities. Its optional PhotoGrade printing technology allows users to print scanned photographs with up to 91 levels of gray. It offers excellent paper-handling capabilities.≈LaserWriter Select 300 SpecificationsΩ(Note: Configurations may vary worldwide)ΩΩResolution: 300 dpi enhanced with FinePrint; optional PhotoGradeΩPrinting speed: 5 ppmΩProcessor: AMD 29205 RISCΩMemory: 512 K of RAM, with data compression/Ωdecompression software that allows the LaserWriter Select 300 to operate as if it had 2.5 MB of RAM; expandable to 4.5 MBΩSupported languages: Adobe PostScript (requires Apple QuickDraw; PostScript support available via optional upgrade)ΩFonts: 39 scalable built-in TrueType fontsΩInterfaces: High-speed (833K) RS-422 serial interfaceΩPaper tray size: 250 sheets or 15 envelopes (50-sheet multi-purpose tray, 250- and 500-sheet second bin optional)ΩNetworking: Printer sharing through GrayShare softwareΩDimensions: 8.0" x 15.0" x 18.3" (25.3 cm x 38.1 cm x 46.5 cm)ΩWeight: 26.0 lb (11.8 kg)ΩRecommended number of users: One≈≈≈LaserWriter Select Upgrade InformationΩΩ• The LaserWriter Select 300 can be upgraded to the Ω LaserWriter Select 310 with a LaserWriter Select 310 Ω Accessory Kit (upgrade board included).ΩΩLaserWriter Select AccessoriesΩΩ• LaserWriter Select Toner CartridgeΩ• LaserWriter Select 500-Sheet Letter CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Select 250-Sheet Legal CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Select Envelope CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Select Universal CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Select 50-Sheet Multi-purpose Tray≈≈
LaserWriter Select 310≈LaserWriter Select 310 OverviewΩΩ“The personal laser printer that gives both Macintosh and Windows users an entry to PostScript printing.”ΩΩThe LaserWriter Select 310 is Apple’s most affordable PostScript laser printer for individual use. It provides plug-and-play ease of use for either Macintosh or Windows computer users. It offers versatile paper-handling capabilities. Its memory can be extended to accommodate more fonts and complex graphics. Its background printing feature lets users continue working on the computer while documents print.≈LaserWriter Select 310 SpecificationsΩ(Note: Configurations may vary worldwide)ΩΩResolution: 300 dpiΩPrinting speed: 5 ppmΩProcessor: AMD 29205 RISCΩMemory: 1.5 MB of RAM, expandable to 5.5 MBΩSupported languages: Adobe PostScript Level 1ΩFonts: 13 scalable TrueType and Adobe Type 1 fontsΩInterfaces: RS-422 serial interface; parallelΩPaper tray size: 250 sheets or 15 envelopes (50-sheet multi-purpose tray, 250- and 500-sheet second bin optional)ΩNetworking: Printer sharing through GrayShare softwareΩDimensions: 8.0" x 15.0" x 18.3" (25.3 cm x 38.1 cm x 46.5 cm)ΩWeight: 26.0 lb (11.8 kg)ΩRecommended number of users: One≈≈≈LaserWriter Select Upgrade InformationΩΩ• The LaserWriter Select 300 can be upgraded to the Ω LaserWriter Select 310 with a LaserWriter Select 310 Ω Accessory Kit (upgrade board included).ΩΩLaserWriter Select AccessoriesΩΩ• LaserWriter Select Toner CartridgeΩ• LaserWriter Select 500-Sheet Letter CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Select 250-Sheet Legal CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Select Envelope CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Select Universal CassetteΩ• LaserWriter Select 50-Sheet Multi-purpose Tray≈≈
Macintosh 12" Monochrome Display≈Macintosh 12" Monochrome DisplayΩΩ“An economical, entry-level display that shows the full width and more than half the length of a typical letter-size page.”≈Macintosh 12" Monochrome Display SpecificationsΩΩ• 12" diagonal screenΩ• 640 x 480 pixels; 76 dpiΩ• 67-hertz screen refresh rateΩ• 12.2 " x 14.4" x 10.2" (31.0 cm x 36.5 cm x 25.9 cm)Ω• 16.0 lb (7.3 kg)≈≈≈≈≈
Macintosh 16" Color Display≈Macintosh 16" Color Display OverviewΩΩ“The high-performance display that provides up to 70 percent more work area than standard color monitors.”ΩΩThe Macintosh 16-inch Color Display provides as much as 70 percent more work area than standard color monitors, and is a good choice for midrange and high-performance systems. It combines a Sony Trinitron picture tube with a high-contrast screen to ensure sharp focus, unprecedented brightness, and uniform image clarity—even to the edges of the screen. It includes a tilt-and-swivel base for easy positioning. Three built-in ports allow easy connection to such devices as a keyboard, mouse, microphone, and headphones.≈Macintosh 16" Color Display SpecificationsΩΩ• 17" diagonal / 16" (viewable) Trinitron screenΩ• 832 x 624 pixels; 70 dpiΩ• 75-hertz screen refresh rateΩ• 16.5" x 16.0" x 17.6" (42.0 cm x 40.6 cm x 44.7 cm)Ω• 47.0 lb (21.3 kg)≈≈≈≈≈
Macintosh 21" Color Display≈Macintosh 21" Color Display OverviewΩΩ“Apple’s top-of-the-line display provides enough room to see multiple spreadsheets, large images, or double-page spreads.”ΩΩThe Macintosh 21-inch Color Display lets you work with two full pages of text and graphics—in color. Its 21-inch screen provides more than three times the screen area of standard displays—ideal for large color layouts, poster-size graphics, or multiple documents. It provides clear, sharp images to the edges of the screen, even in finely detailed drawings. It includes a tilt-and-swivel base for easy positioning.≈Macintosh 21" Color Display SpecificationsΩΩ• Anti-glare screenΩ• Three ADB ports for easy and convenient setupΩ• 21" diagonal / 20" viewable screenΩ• 1,152 x 870 pixels; 79 dpiΩ• 75-hertz screen refresh rateΩ• 18.5" x 19.6" x 20.9" (47.0 cm x 49.8 cm x 53.0 cm)Ω• 79.6 lb (36.2 kg)≈≈≈≈≈
Macintosh Centris 610≈Macintosh Centris 610 OverviewΩΩThe Apple Macintosh Centris 610 is the most-affordable 040 Macintosh, offering exceptional power and expandability in a low-profile design. It is ideally suited for users who value a highly responsive computer, but don’t want to pay for extra expansion slots they don’t need. It uses the Motorola 68040 chip, offering exceptional processing power for demanding business users. It features an expansion slot, which lets you add a 7-inch NuBus card or processor-direct card, so you can customize your system with extra networking capability—such as Ethernet—or multiple displays. You can also add an internal 5.25-inch peripheral, such as a CD-ROM or SyQuest drive, for extra storage space. And the Macintosh Centris 610 supports all Apple displays—as well as many third-party VGA and SVGA monitors.≈Macintosh Centris 610 SpecificationsΩΩProcessor: 20 MHz, 68040 with a built-in paged memory management unit (PMMU) and 8 K memory cacheΩMemory: 4 MB of RAM, expandable to 68 MB (4 MB on logic board and two 72-pin SIMM slots)ΩStorage: Internal Apple SuperDrive floppy disk drive; Internal 80 MB, 230 MB, or 500 MB hard disk drive; Supports one internal half-height 5.25 inch peripheral, such as a hard disk drive, a CD-ROM drive, or a magneto-optical driveΩExpansion capabilities: One slot, for 7" NuBus card (requires adapter) or processor-direct card; supports seven SCSI devicesΩPorts: Two serial ports, two ADB ports, video port, SCSI port, Ethernet port (optional)ΩDisplays: Built-in support for all Apple displays; supports several third-party VGA, SVGA, and 19" monitorsΩSound: Input port (mono), output port (stereo)ΩNetworking: Built-in AppleTalk; on-board Ethernet (optional)ΩDimensions: 3.4" x 16.3" x 15.6" (8.5 cm x 41.5 cm x 39.7 cm)ΩWeight: 14.0 lb (6.4 kg) will vary based on internal devices installedΩOther features: Optional internal AppleCD 300i drive≈Macintosh Centris 610 Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Features the Motorola 68040 processor, which enables Ω it to handle even the most complex tasks with easeΩ• Offers built-in, high-performance SCSI for faster data Ω transferΩ• Can be equipped with a built-in CD-ROM drive, letting Ω you easily access large volumes of information stored on Ω compact discs Ω• Comes with a 512 K VRAM SIMM on-board for more Ω extensive video support≈≈Macintosh Centris 610 AccessoriesΩΩ• Macintosh Centris 610 NuBus AdapterΩ• Macintosh Centris 610 512K VRAM SIMM≈≈
Macintosh Centris 650≈Macintosh Centris 650 OverviewΩΩApple’s highest performance and most expandable Macintosh Centris computer is equipped to handle the complex tasks that professional users require—from sophisticated spreadsheets to graphics-intensive publishing to database retrieval. The Macintosh Centris 650 has three NuBus slots, a processor-direct slot, and an optional Ethernet connection, which gives you access to a wide range of capabilities. It includes space for an internal 5.25-inch peripheral, such as a CD-ROM or SyQuest drive—plus it can accommodate a 1GB internal hard disk, providing maximum storage capacity without minimizing your desk space.≈Macintosh Centris 650 SpecificationsΩΩProcessor: 25 MHz, 68040 with a built-in paged memory management unit (PMMU) and 8 K memory cache; 68882 math co-processor (optional)ΩMemory: 4 MB of RAM, expandable to 132 MB (4 MB on logic board and two 72-pin SIMM slots)ΩStorage: Internal Apple SuperDrive floppy disk drive; Internal 80 MB, 230 MB, 500 MB, or 1G hard disk drive; Supports one internal half-height 5.25 inch peripheral, such as a hard disk drive, a CD-ROM drive, or a magneto-optical driveΩExpansion capabilities: Three NuBus slots, 040 processor-direct slot, optional math co-processor socket; supports seven SCSI devicesΩPorts: Two serial ports, two ADB pots, video port, SCSI port, Ethernet port (optional)ΩDisplays: Built-in support or all Apple displays; supports several third-party VGA, SVGA, and 19" monitorsΩSound: Input port (mono), output port (stereo)ΩNetworking: Built-in AppleTalk; on-board Ethernet (optional)ΩDimensions: 6.0" x 13.0" x 16.5" (15.2 cm x 33.0 cm x 41.9 cm)ΩWeight: 25.0 lb (11.3 kg) will vary based on internal devices installedΩOther features: Optional internal AppleCD 300i drive; CPU stand allows vertical use on a floor or desktop≈Macintosh Centris 610 Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Can be equipped with a variety of large internal storage Ω units to suit your needs—from CD-ROM drives to Ω magneto-optical drives to tape backupsΩ• Can be equipped with built-in Ethernet capabilityΩ• Comes with a 512 K VRAM SIMM on-board for more Ω extensive video supportΩ• Offers built-in high-performance SCSI≈≈Macintosh Centris 650 AccessoriesΩΩ• Macintosh Centris 650 512K VRAM SIMMΩ• Macintosh Centris 650 CPU Stand≈≈
Macintosh Classic II≈Macintosh Classic II OverviewΩΩThe Apple Macintosh Classic II features an all-in-one design that includes a built-in monochrome display, Apple SuperDrive, 40 or 80 MB hard disk, and networking capabilities. The Classic II comes with a keyboard and mouse.ΩΩThe Macintosh Classic II has a powerful 68030 microprocessor running at 16 MHz which enables you to easily run System 7 as well as any of the thousands of Macintosh applications that are available for virtually any task. The built-in ports, standard on all Macintosh computers, let you plug your computer directly to such peripherals as CD-ROM drives, scanners, and modems.≈Macintosh Classic II SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 16 MHz 68030ΩMemory: 2 MB or 4 MB expandable to 10 MBΩDisplay: Built-in 9-inch Monochrome displayΩStorage: Built-in Apple SuperDrive, Built-in 40 MB or 80 MB hard disk driveΩExpansion: Internal connector for math co-processor; Supports seven SCSI devicesΩPorts: Two serial ports (one modem, one printer), one SCSI port, one ADB port, one external floppy disk drive portΩSound: One input port (mono), one output port (mono)ΩNetwork: Built-in AppleTalk≈Macintosh Classic II Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: 16 MHz 68030 microprocessor ΩBenefit: Runs applications more than twice as fast as the Macintosh ClassicΩΩFeature: Expandable memory ΩBenefit: Allows the user to expand RAM up to 10 MBΩΩFeature: Virtual Memory ΩBenefit: Provides more memory on demand without investing in RAM ΩΩFeature: Sound capabilitiesΩBenefit: Incorporate sound into memos and documentsΩΩFeature: All-in-one design ΩBenefit: Small foot print on desks also allows the computer to be easily movedΩΩFeature: Apple Computer’s System 7 operating system for Macintosh computersΩBenefit: A very powerful but easy to learn computing environmentΩΩFeature: 1.4 MB “SuperDrive” Floppy Drive ΩBenefit: Compatible with Macintosh, MS-DOS, OS/2 and ProDOS disksΩΩFeature: Built -in ports for expansionΩBenefit: Two serial ports for modem and printer, ADB port for keyboard or other input devices, SCSI for external devices such as scanner, CD-ROM, and hard drives, and a floppy port for an external floppy driveΩΩFeature: Compatible with thousands of Macintosh applications ΩBenefit: Lets you run virtually all Macintosh software≈≈Macintosh Classic Upgrade InformationΩΩ• The Macintosh Classic can be upgraded to a Classic II with the Macintosh Classic II Logic Board Upgrade.≈≈
Macintosh Color Classic≈Macintosh Color Classic OverviewΩΩThe Apple Macintosh Color Classic offers you everything the Macintosh Classic II does—plus it adds vivid color and expandability to your work options. It allows you to display up to 256 colors on its built-in Trinitron screen. Its processor-direct slot lets you add a variety of options, such as an Apple IIe Card (which enables you to run the thousands of programs available for Apple IIe computers). And its classic, all-in-one design makes it easy to transport.≈Macintosh Color Classic SpecificationsΩ(Note: Configurations may vary worldwide)ΩΩProcessor: 16 MHz 68030ΩMemory: 4 MB of RAM, expandable to 10 MBΩStorage: Internal Apple SuperDrive floppy disk drive; Internal 40, 80, or 160 MB hard disk driveΩExpansion capabilities: Macintosh LC compatible processor-direct slot; supports seven SCSI devicesΩPorts: Two serial ports , one SCSI port, two ADB port, one external disk drive portΩDisplay: Built-in 10-inch (diagonal) Trinitron RGB display; supports 8- or 16-bit color displays (16-bit upgrade available)ΩSound: One input port (mono), one output port (mono); integrated microphoneΩNetwork: Built-in AppleTalkΩDimensions: 14.5" x 9.9" x 12.6" (36.8 cm x 25.1 cm x 32.0 cm)ΩWeight: 22.5 lb (10.2 kg)≈Macintosh Color Classic Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Offers an improved Classic design—while maintaining its Ω small footprint and transportabilityΩ• Lets you easily expand the capabilities of your system Ω through the expansion card slot or with a VRAM upgrade≈≈Macintosh Color Classic AccessoriesΩΩ• Apple IIe Card for Macintosh Color ClassicΩ• Macintosh Color Classic 256K VRAM SIMM≈≈
Macintosh Color Display≈Macintosh Color Display OverviewΩΩ“The industry standard for vibrant color and uniform focus. Apple’s most popular display for midrange systems.”ΩΩThe Macintosh Color Display is Apple’s most affordable color display. It uses an advanced Sony Trinitron picture tube, which delivers superb color and unprecedented brightness. If offers gray-scale capabilities. It includes a tilt-and-swivel base for easy positioning. Its brightness, contrast, and power controls are conveniently located on the front panel.≈Macintosh Color Display SpecificationsΩΩ• 14" diagonal / 13" viewable Trinitron screenΩ• 640 x 480 pixels; 70 dpiΩ• 66.7-hertz screen refresh rateΩ• 13.0" x 13.4" x 14.0" (33.0 cm x 34.0 cm x 35.6 cm)Ω• 25.0 lb (11.3 kg)≈≈≈≈≈
Macintosh IIvi≈Macintosh IIvi Overview ΩΩThe Apple Macintosh IIvi is the new, fast, and flexible personal computer from Apple. Four times faster than a Macintosh Classic, the Macintosh IIvi comes with a 68030 microprocessor running at 16-megahertz, a minimum of 4 MBs of memory—expandable to 68—and an accelerator slot allowing the opportunity to increase performance even further later on. The Macintosh IIvi offers 256 color support for the Macintosh Color Display and can easily be upgraded to deliver 32,000 colors. The Macintosh IIvi also incorporates three NuBus slots, allowing customers to add capabilities such as larger monitor support, higher speed networking, and video capture.Ω ΩThe enhanced storage capability of the Macintosh IIvi supports up to three internal storage devices. It is an ideal system for working with the wealth of information stored on CD-ROM discs, high-capacity SyQuest drives, and other hard disk drives. The Macintosh IIvi is available with an integrated CD-ROM drive, the Apple CD300i, which has a unique double speed mode which deliversΩtwice the throughput of other CD-ROM drives. The Apple CD300i also contains special support for Kodak Photo CD discs, allowing customers to easily add high resolution photographs to word processing documents, presentations, etc. Macintosh IIvi configurations with CD-ROM drive come standard with 5 MB DRAM, 1 MB VRAM (32,000 colors), and ten CD-ROM titles bundled.ΩΩThe Macintosh IIvi is not available in the United States.≈Macintosh IIvi SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 16 MHz 68030 with optional 68882 math co-processorΩMemory: 4 MB expandable to 68 MBΩDisplay: Built-in support for Macintosh 12-inch Monochrome Display, Macintosh 12-inch RGB Display, Macintosh Color Display. 256 colors, expandable to 32,000 (Macintosh Color Display)ΩStorage: Built-in Apple SuperDrive; Built-in 80 MB or 230 MB hard disk drive; Support for one built-in 5.25-inch half-height device, such as the AppleCD 300i internal CD-ROM driveΩExpansion: Three NuBus slots, One accelerator slot, Supports seven SCSI devicesΩPorts: Two serial ports (one modem, one printer), one SCSI port, two ADB ports, one video portΩSound: One input port, one output port; microphone includedΩNetwork: Built-in AppleTalk≈Macintosh IIvi Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: 16 MHz 68030 microprocessor ΩBenefit: Runs applications about 20 percent faster then the Macintosh IIsiΩΩFeature: Optional 68882 floating-point math co-processorΩBenefit: Provides fast processing of complex mathematical functionsΩΩFeature: Flexible designΩBenefit: Allows for any 5-1/4" height device, such as CD ROM, SyQuest removable cartridge, or an internal hard driveΩΩFeature: On-board display support ΩBenefit: Provides support for the Macintosh 12" black and white, Macintosh 12" and 13" color displays, and VGA support up to 32,000 colorsΩΩFeature: Expandable memory ΩBenefit: Allows the user to expand RAM up to 68 MBΩΩFeature: Expandable video memoryΩBenefit: Allows the user to expand video memory to support larger displays and more colors up to 32,000.ΩΩFeature: Sound capabilitiesΩBenefit: Incorporate sound into memos and documentsΩΩFeature: Three NuBus slots for expansion and one accelerator slot ΩBenefit: Allows user to install various expansion cards, such as Ethernet, Video Capture, Accelerator cards and many othersΩΩFeature: Apple Computer’s System 7 operating system for Macintosh computersΩBenefit: A very powerful but easy to learn computing environmentΩΩFeature: 1.4 MB “SuperDrive” Floppy Drive ΩBenefit: Compatible with Macintosh, MS-DOS, OS/2 and ProDOS disks ΩΩFeature: Built -in ports for expansionΩBenefit: Two serial ports for modem and printer, ADB ports for keyboards, SCSI for external devices such as scanner, CD-ROM, and hard drivesΩΩFeature: Compatible with thousands of Macintosh applications ΩBenefit: Ensures the user will be able to use any Macintosh application desired≈≈≈≈
Macintosh IIvx≈Macintosh IIvx OverviewΩΩThe Macintosh IIvx is Apple’s fast and flexible personal computer. Seven times the speed of the Macintosh Classic, the Macintosh IIvx combines a 68030 32-megahertz processing power with a math co-processor and 32-kilobyte cache. It comes with a minimum of 4 MBs of memory—expandable to 68—and an accelerator slot allowing the opportunity to increase performance even further later on. The Macintosh IIvx offers 256 color support for the Macintosh Color Display and can easily be upgraded to deliver 32,000 colors. The Macintosh IIvx also incorporates three NuBus slots, allowing customers to add capabilities such as larger monitor support, higher speed networking and video capture.Ω ΩThe enhanced storage capability of the Macintosh IIvx supports up to three internal storage devices. It’s an ideal system for working with the wealth of information stored on CD-ROM discs, high-capacity SyQuest drives, and other hard disk drives. The Macintosh IIvx is available with an integrated CD-ROM drive, the Apple CD300i, which has a unique double speed mode which delivers twice the throughput of other CD-ROM drives. The Apple CD300i also contains special support for Kodak Photo CD discs allowing customers to easily add high resolution photographs to word processing documents, presentations, etc. The Macintosh IIvx configurations with CD-ROM drive come standard with 5 MB DRAM, 1 MB VRAM (32,000 colors) and ten CD-ROM titles bundled.≈Macintosh IIvx SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 32 MHz 68030, with 68882 math co-processor; 32KB cache on-boardΩMemory: 4 MB expandable to 68 MBΩDisplay: Built-in support for Macintosh 12-inch Monochrome Display, Macintosh 12-inch RGB Display, Macintosh Color Display; 256 colors, expandable to 32,000 (Macintosh Color Display)ΩStorage: Built-in Apple SuperDrive; Built-in 80 MB, or 230 MB hard disk drive; Support for one built-in 5.25-inch half-height device, such as the AppleCD 300i internal CD-ROM drive ΩExpansion: Three NuBus slots, One accelerator slot, Supports seven SCSI devicesΩPorts: Two serial ports (one modem, one printer), one SCSI port, two ADB port (keyboard and mouse)ΩSound: One input port, one output port; microphone includedΩNetwork: Built-in AppleTalk≈Macintosh IIvx Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: 32 MHz 68030 microprocessor ΩBenefit: Runs applications about 20 percent faster then Macintosh IIciΩΩFeature: 68882 floating-point math co-processorΩBenefit: Provides fast processing of complex mathematical functionsΩΩFeature: Flexible designΩBenefit: Allows for any 5 1/4 height device, such as CD ROM, SyQuest removable cartridge, or an internal hard driveΩΩFeature: On-board display support ΩBenefit: Provides support for the Macintosh 12" black and white, Macintosh 12" and 13" color displays, and VGA support up to 32,000 colorsΩΩFeature: Expandable memory ΩBenefit: Allows the user to expand RAM up to 68 MBΩΩFeature: Expandable video memoryΩBenefit: Allows the user to expand video memory to support larger displays and more colors up to 32,000.ΩΩFeature: Sound capabilitiesΩBenefit: Incorporate sound into memos and documentsΩΩFeature: Three NuBus slots for expansion and one accelerator slot ΩBenefit: allows user to install various expansion cards, such as Ethernet, Video Capture, Accelerator cards and many othersΩΩFeature: Apple Computer’s System 7 operating system for Macintosh computersΩBenefit: A very powerful but easy to learn computing environmentΩΩFeature: 1.4 MB “SuperDrive” Floppy Drive ΩBenefit: Compatible with Macintosh, MS-DOS, OS/2 and ProDOS disks ΩΩFeature: Built -in ports for expansionΩBenefit: Two serial ports for modem and printer, ADB ports for keyboards, SCSI for external devices such as scanner, CD-ROM, and hard drivesΩΩFeature: Compatible with thousands of Macintosh applications ΩBenefit: Ensures the user will be able to use any Macintosh application desired≈≈≈≈
Macintosh LC II≈Macintosh LC II OverviewΩΩThe Apple Macintosh LC II is the most affordable color Macintosh system. Built-in video support allows either the Macintosh 12" or 13" monitor to plug directly into the back of the LC II. It comes with an Apple SuperDrive and a 40 or 80 MB internal hard disk. The internal expansion slot allows you to add a variety of expansion cards, such as the Apple IIe card (which enables the Macintosh LC II to run the thousands of programs available for Apple IIe computers), or an Ethernet networking card.≈Macintosh LC II SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 16 MHz 68030ΩMemory: 4 MB expandable to 10 MBΩDisplay: Built-in support for Macintosh 12-inch Monochrome Display, Macintosh 12-inch RGB Display, Macintosh Color Display, and support for several VGA monitors. 256 colors, expandable to 32,000ΩStorage: Built-in Apple SuperDrive; Built-in 40 MB or 80 MB hard disk driveΩExpansion: One processor direct slot; Supports seven SCSI devicesΩPorts: Two serial ports (one modem, one printer), one SCSI port, one ADB port, one video portΩSound: One input port (mono), one output port(mono); microphone includedΩNetwork: Built-in AppleTalk≈Macintosh LC II Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: 16 MHz 68030 microprocessor ΩBenefit: Runs applications more than twice as fast as the Macintosh ClassicΩΩFeature: On-board display support ΩBenefit: Provides support for the Macintosh 12" black and white, Macintosh 12" and 13" color displays, and VGA support up to 32,000 colorsΩΩFeature: Expandable memory ΩBenefit: Allows the user to expand RAM up to 10 MBΩΩFeature: Expandable video memoryΩBenefit: Allows the user to expand video memory to support larger displays and more colors up to 32,000.ΩΩFeature: Virtual Memory ΩBenefit: Provides more memory on demand without investing in RAM ΩΩFeature: Sound capabilitiesΩBenefit: Incorporate sound into memos and documentsΩΩFeature: Processor-direct slot ΩBenefit: Allows user to install various expansion cards, such as Ethernet, Apple II emulation, and accelerator cards as well as many moreΩΩFeature: Apple Computer’s System 7 operating system for Macintosh computersΩBenefit: A very powerful but easy to learn computing environmentΩΩFeature: 1.4 MB “SuperDrive” Floppy Drive ΩBenefit: Compatible with Macintosh, MS-DOS, OS/2 and ProDOS disks ΩΩFeature: Built -in ports for expansionΩBenefit: Two serial ports for modem and printer, ADB ports for keyboards, SCSI for external devices such as scanner, CD-ROM, and hard drivesΩΩFeature: Compatible with thousands of Macintosh applications ΩBenefit: Lets you run virtually all Macintosh software≈≈Macintosh LC II AccessoriesΩΩ• Apple IIe Card for Macintosh LC IIΩ• Macintosh LC II 512K VRAM SIMMΩΩMacintosh LC II Upgrade InformationΩ• The Macintosh LC II can be upgraded to the LC III with theΩMacintosh LC III Logic Board Upgrade≈≈
Macintosh LC III≈Macintosh LC III OverviewΩΩSharing the same slim-line design as the Macintosh LC II, the Macintosh LC III offers even more speed, display options, color support, and potential for expansion. It is eminently suitable for a variety of tasks—from word processing to sophisticated accounting, from student projects to working with spreadsheets and databases. It has built-in support for larger displays, such as the Macintosh Portrait Display for full-page text, and the Macintosh 16-inch Color Display. You can add a math co-processor to speed floating-point intensive tasks, and an internal expansion slot accepts cards such as the Apple Ethernet LC Card, for high-speed Ethernet networking, or the Apple IIe Card for running Apple IIe software.≈Macintosh LC III SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 25 MHz 68030 with 32-bit data bus; 68882 math co-processor (optional)ΩMemory: 4 MB of RAM, expandable to 36 MB (4 MB on logic board and one 72-pin SIMM slot)ΩStorage: Built-in Apple SuperDrive; Built-in 40, 80, or 160 MB hard disk driveΩExpansion capabilities: One processor direct slot; optional math co-processor socket; supports seven SCSI devicesΩPorts: Two serial ports, one SCSI port, two ADB ports, one video portΩDisplay: Built-in support for Macintosh 12-inch Monochrome Display, Macintosh Color Display, Apple Basic Color Monitor, Macintosh Portrait Display, and the Macintosh 16" Color Display; support for several third-party VGA and SVGA monitorsΩSound: One input port (mono), one output port(mono)ΩNetwork: Built-in AppleTalkΩDimensions: 3.0" x 12.2" x 15.0" (7.7 cm x 31.0 cm x 38.2 cm)ΩWeight: 8.8 lb (4.0 kg)≈Macintosh LC III Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Offers faster processing and greater storage capabilitiesΩ• Comes with a 512K VRAM SIMM on-board for more Ω extensive video supportΩ• Comes with an expansion slot for customizing your Ω system, for instance, to add high-speed networking Ω capabilities or to run Apple IIe applications≈≈Macintosh LC III AccessoriesΩΩUpgrade InformationΩ• The Macintosh LC II can be upgraded to the LC III with theΩMacintosh LC III Logic Board UpgradeΩΩMacintosh LC III AccessoriesΩ• Apple IIe Card for Macintosh LC IIIΩ• Macintosh LC III 256K VRAM SIMM≈≈
Macintosh PC Exchange≈Macintosh PC Exchange OverviewΩΩMacintosh PC Exchange allows you to move files between your Macintosh and an MS-DOS or OS/2 computer as easily as you can between two Macintosh computers. Load an MS-DOS or OS/2 formatted disk into your SuperDrive floppy disk drive, and its contents will appear on your screen as familiar Macintosh documents.≈≈Macintosh PC Exchange Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: DOS files on MacintoshΩBenefit: Automatically displays the disk’s icon on your Macintosh desktop when you insert an MS-DOS—formatted or Windows-formatted disk into your Apple SuperDrive or third-party external floppy disk drive.ΩΩFeature: Macintosh ease of useΩBenefit: Displays the contents of MS-DOS disks on the screen as documents and folders—in the standard, easy-to-use Macintosh format.ΩΩFeature: Double-click and goΩBenefit: Lets you double-click on MS-DOS files and launch the corresponding Macintosh applications—by creating links between MS-DOS files and a Macintosh application.ΩΩFeature: Multiple formatsΩBenefit: Works with both 3.5-inch and 5.25-inch floppy disks formatted using MS-DOS, Windows, or OS/2.≈≈≈≈
Macintosh Portrait Display≈Macintosh Portrait Display OverviewΩΩ“A high-resolution monochrome monitor that displays a full 8.5 x 11-inch page. Good for desktop publishing.”ΩΩBlack and white, crisp and clear, the Macintosh Portrait Display shows a complete 8.5-by-11-inch page of information, just as it will appear in print, without eyestrain or edge distortion, thanks to its flat, flicker-free, anti-glare screen. The display comes with extended cables and plugs right into Macintosh Quadra, IIci, IIsi, and PowerBook 160 and 180 computers. It also plugs directly into Macintosh PowerBook Duo 210 and 230 computers with Macintosh DuoDock or MiniDock. Other Macintosh models require a Macintosh Display Card 8•24.≈Macintosh Portrait Display SpecificationsΩΩ• Displays a full page of text and graphicsΩ• 15-inch (diagonal)screenΩ• 640 by 870 pixels; 80 dpiΩ• 75-hertz screen refresh rateΩ• 13.1" x 11.5" x by 14.9" Ω (33.2 cm by 29.2 cm by 37.9 cm)Ω• 35.0 lb. (16.0 kg)≈≈≈≈≈
Macintosh Quadra 800≈Macintosh Quadra 800 OverviewΩΩThe Apple Macintosh Quadra 800 is the most powerful desktop Macintosh. It sets a new standard in value by providing top-level performance and expansion capability in a desktop design. It offers built-in support for all Apple displays. With optional video RAM, color support increases to 32,000 colors on the 14-inch and 16-inch displays, and 256 colors on the 21-inch display. Built-in support for Ethernet gives you high-performance networking as a standard feature. And its three NuBus slots can be used for expansion cards, such as a 24-bit graphics acceleration card or a video-capture card.≈Macintosh Quadra 800 SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 33 MHz 68040 with built-in math co-processor, PMMU, and 8K memory cacheΩMemory: 8 MB of RAM, expandable to 136 MB (8 MB on logic board and four 72-pin SIMM slots)ΩStorage: Internal Apple SuperDrive; Internal 230 MB, 500 MB, or 1 GB hard disk drive; supports two internal 3.5" peripherals, and one internal half-height 5.25" peripheral, such as a hard disk drive, a CD-ROM drive, or a magneto-optical driveΩExpansion: Three NuBus Slots, 040 processor direct slot, supports seven SCSI devicesΩPorts: Two serial ports, one SCSI port, two ADB ports, one video port, one Ethernet portΩDisplay: Built-in support for all Apple displays; supports several third-party VGA, SVGA, and 19" monitorsΩSound: Input port (mono), output port (stereo)ΩNetworking: Built-in AppleTalk and EthernetΩDimensions: 16.8" x 8.9" x 20.6" (47.3 cm x 22.4 cm x 52.3 cm)ΩWeight: 36.8 lb (16.7 kg) will vary depending on internal devices installedΩOther: Optional internal AppleCD 300i drive, new “mini-tower” design allows vertical use on a floor or desktop≈Macintosh Quadra 800 Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Offers an overall accelerated graphics architecture for Ω exceptional performanceΩ• Has built-in Ethernet capability, which lets you transfer Ω information up to 10 times faster than LocalTalk Ω cabling-and also allows for other types of cabling Ω schemes that let you easily integrate the Macintosh Ω Quadra 800 into multivendor environmentsΩ• Supports up to four internal storage devices—without Ω sacrificing desk spaceΩ• Comes with a 512K VRAM SIMM on-board for more Ω extensive video supportΩ• Offers redesigned SCSI and NuBus for increased overallΩ system performance≈≈Macintosh Quadra 800 AccessoriesΩΩ• Macintosh Quadra 800 512K VRAM SIMM≈≈
Macintosh Quadra 950≈Macintosh Quadra 950 OverviewΩΩMaximum power... expansion... flexibility... The Apple Macintosh Quadra 950 personal computer delivers all three in the most powerful Macintosh ever. With its 33-megahertz Motorola 68040 microprocessor, faster graphics architecture, and improved SCSI and NuBus capabilities, the Macintosh Quadra runs applications 30 percent faster than the Macintosh Quadra 700.ΩΩThe Macintosh Quadra 950 has five NuBus expansion slots which allow you to add such options as a video-capture card, a mainframe communications card, an instrument control card, and much more. Its four internal expansion bays accommodate a variety of storage devices, including the Apple SuperDrive, high-capacity hard disk drives, CD-ROM drives, removable-cartridge drives, and optical drives.≈Macintosh Quadra 950 SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 33 MHz 68040 with built-in math co-processor, PMMU, and 8K memory cache architectureΩMemory: 8 MB expandable to 256 MBΩDisplay: Built-in support for Macintosh 12-inch Monochrome Display, Macintosh 12-inch RGB Display, Macintosh Color Display, Apple 16-inch Color Display, Macintosh 21-inch Color Display; 256 colors, expandable to 16 million (Macintosh Color Display, Apple 16-inch Color Display)ΩStorage: Built-in Apple SuperDrive; Built-in 80 MB, 230 MB, or 400 MB hard disk driveΩExpansion: Five NuBus Slots, 040 Processor Direct Slot, Supports seven SCSI devicesΩPorts: Two serial ports (one modem, one printer), one SCSI port, one ADB port, one video port, one Ethernet portΩSound: One input port (stereo), one output port (stereo), one two-line input port; microphone includedΩNetworking: Built-in AppleTalk and EthernetΩOther: Accelerated VRAM-based video; High-performance NuBus (offers two times performance); Synchronous SCSI (offers two times performance); Electronic security lock; Logic board upgrade for Macintosh Quadra 900 owners≈Macintosh Quadra 950 Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: 33 MHz 68040 microprocessor ΩBenefit: High performance microprocessor, built-in math co-processor, PMMU, and 8K memory cache architectureΩΩFeature: Flexible design ΩBenefit: Allows user to install up to 4 half height storage devices, such as CD-ROM, SyQuest Cartridge drives, and hard drivesΩΩFeature: On-board display support ΩBenefit: Provides support for the Macintosh 12" black and white, Macintosh 12" and 13" color displays, Macintosh 16" and 21" color displays and various third party 19" displaysΩΩFeature: High speed networking built-in ΩBenefit: Provides support for Ethernet networkingΩΩFeature: Expandable memory ΩBenefit: Allows the user to expand RAM up to 64 MB using 4 MB SIMMsΩΩFeature: Expandable video memoryΩBenefit: Allows the user to expand video memory to support larger displays and more colors up to 16 millionΩΩFeature: Sound capabilitiesΩBenefit: Incorporate sound into memos and documentsΩΩFeature: Five NuBus slots for expansion ΩBenefit: Allows user to install various expansion cards, such as Video Capture, Accelerator cards, co-processor cards and many othersΩΩFeature: Apple Computer’s System 7 operating system for Macintosh computersΩBenefit: A very powerful but easy to learn computing environmentΩΩFeature: 1.4 MB “SuperDrive” Floppy Drive ΩBenefit: Compatible with Macintosh, MS-DOS, OS/2 and ProDOS disks ΩΩFeature: Built -in ports for expansionΩBenefit: Two serial ports for modem and printer, ADB port for keyboards, SCSI for external devices such as scanner, CD-ROM, and hard drivesΩΩFeature: Compatible with thousands of Macintosh applicationsΩBenefit: Ensures the user will be able to use any Macintosh application desired≈≈Macintosh Quadra 950 AccessoriesΩΩ• Macintosh Quadra VRAM Expansion KitΩΩMacintosh Quadra 950 Upgrade InformationΩΩ• The Macintosh Quadra 900 can be upgraded to the Ω Macintosh Quadra 950 with the Macintosh Quadra 950 Ω Logic Board Upgrade.≈≈
Macintosh System Software 7.1≈Macintosh System Software 7.1 OverviewΩΩSystem Software 7.1 lets you find files more easily, share information over a network without additional software, and link documents so that changes in one document will update the others instantly. ΩΩVersion 7.1 runs on Macintosh Plus and later models with at least 2 MB of RAM (4 MB recommended) and a hard disk.≈≈System Software 7.1 Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Rapid installation: A simple click of the mouse lets you Ω get your applications up and running.Ω• Improved Finder: Gives you a variety of flexible optionsΩ to organize your desktop.Ω• Publish and subscribe: Saves time by creating “live Ω links” between documents—so changes you make to one Ω document will appear automatically in a “linked” Ω document that uses the same data—even across a network.Ω• Multitasking: Lets you run multiple applications at the Ω same time.Ω• File sharing: Makes it easy to share files with other Ω users on your network.Ω• Improved font management: Includes 21 TrueType Ω fonts—with centralized storage of fonts in font folders, so Ω you can manage your fonts more easily.≈≈≈≈
Personal LaserWriter NTR≈Personal LaserWriter NTR OverviewΩΩ“High-performance PostScript laser printing for individuals or small workgroups in Macintosh and Windows environments.”ΩΩThe Personal LaserWriter NTR offers Adobe PostScript Level 2 printing capabilities for individuals and small workgroups. Its “all ports active” feature lets you print from Macintosh, MS-DOS, Windows, and OS/2 computers. Its RISC processor offers fast processing and printing performance—even for complex documents.≈Personal LaserWriter NTR SpecificationsΩΩResolution: 300 dpiΩPrinting Speed: 4 ppmΩProcessor: 16 MHz, AMD 29005 RISC processorΩMemory: 3 MB, expandable to 4 MBΩSupported Languages: Adobe PostScript Level 2, PCL 4+ΩFonts: 35 built-in scalable fonts; 25 TrueType fonts on floppy diskΩInterfaces: Simultaneous connection to LocalTalk, parallel, and RS-232ΩPaper Tray Size: 70 sheets of paper or 15 envelopes (250-sheet bin optional)ΩDimensions: 8.0" x 15.0" x 18.3" (20.3 cm x 38.0 cm x 46.4 cm)ΩWeight: 29.5 lbs. (13.4 kg.)ΩRecommended number of users: Two to five≈≈≈Personal LaserWriter NTR AccessoriesΩΩ• Personal LaserWriter Toner CartridgeΩ• Personal LaserWriter Letter CassetteΩ• Personal LaserWriter Legal CassetteΩ• Personal LaserWriter Envelope CassetteΩ• Personal LaserWriter 250-Sheet Cassette BaseΩΩPersonal LaserWriter NTR Upgrade InformationΩΩ• The Personal LaserWriter NT and Personal LaserWriter Ω SC can be upgraded to the Personal LaserWriter NTR Ω with a Personal LaserWriter NTR Accessory Ω Kit/Controller Card.≈≈
PowerBook 145≈PowerBook 145ΩΩThe PowerBook 145 is Apple’s most affordable PowerBook. The 145 offers the performance of a 68030 processor running at 25 MHz-more than a 50% improvement in clock speed over the PowerBook 140. It comes with full-page width, easy-to-read supertwist display plus standard-size keyboard, built-in SCSI, ADB port, two serial ports, 4mb of RAM expandable to a maximum of 8mb. Users can easily connect to additional hard drives, CD-ROM players, printers, and devices such as a mouse or keyboard. The PowerBook 145 gives you a remarkably comfortable way to work thanks to the most innovative ergonomic design in the industry. ΩΩThe 145 can use all the current PowerBook accessories including memory cards, data/fax modem, rechargeable battery, AC adapter/battery recharger.≈PowerBook 145 SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 25 MHz 68030ΩRAM: 4 MB of RAM, expandable to 8 MBΩSize: 11.25" x 9.3" x 2.25"; 5.7 cm x 28.6 cm x 23.6 cmΩWeight: 6.8 lbs; 3.1 kgΩDisplay: 10" diagonal Backlit supertwist, 640 by 400 pixelsΩFloppy Drive: One internal 1.4 SuperDriveΩHard Disk: One internal 40- or 80- MB hard diskΩExpansion: Internal - Modem and memory; External - SCSI and ADB and serial portsΩPorts: ADB, RS-422 (two), SCSI, sound output, sound inputΩBattery Life: 2.5 - 3 hours depending on usageΩModem: Optional internal 2400-baud modem with fax send at 9600 baud; includes fax send software. Error correction and compression: MNP 4, 5 and V.42, V.42bis.≈PowerBook 145 Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: 25 MHz 68030 processorΩBenefit: Provides performance approx. 4.3 x ClassicΩΩFeature: Six built in portsΩBenefit: Simple expansion and access to peripheralsΩΩFeature: Internal slots for modem and RAMΩBenefit: Self configuring expansionΩΩFeature: Supertwist 640 x 400 display ΩBenefit: Industry standard screenΩΩFeature: Ergonomic designΩBenefit: Offers a sensible and comfortable way to work≈PowerBook 145 Special TechnicalΩΩThe 4MB on the PowerBook 145 is achieved with 2MB on the logic board and 2MB in the memory expansion slot. Therefore, if you add a 4MB memory card to the 4MB PB 145 standard configuration you get a 6MB PowerBook 145.≈PowerBook 145 AccessoriesΩΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Rechargeable BatteryΩ• Macintosh PowerBook AC AdapterΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Internal Fax/Data ModemΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Battery RechargerΩ• Macintosh PowerBook 4MB Memory Expansion Kit≈≈
PowerBook 160≈PowerBook 160ΩΩThe PowerBook 160 set’s the standard for notebook computing. It delivers speed, flexibility, and convenience in a highly acclaimed, all-in-one design. The 160 takes advantage of a 25-MHz 68030 processor and increased memory (up to 14MB) and greater storage capacity (up to 120MB HD) to provide outstanding performance. ΩΩThe PowerBook 160 features a backlit supertwist display that supports 16 levels of gray for sharp text with bright, clear images. And, built-in 8 bit color support for a wide ranges of external displays lets you expand your workspace with a larger display when you’re at your desk or use an external display to deliver a color presentation or demonstration. ΩΩIn addition, the 160 includes seven built in ports for plug-and-play access to peripherals in an ergonomic design that fits in a briefcase and weighs 6.8 pounds.≈PowerBook 160 SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 25 MHz 68030ΩRAM: 4 MB of RAM, expandable to 14ΩSize: 11.25" x 9.3" x 2.25"; 5.7 cm x 28.6 cm x 23.6 cmΩWeight: 6.8 lbs; 3.1 kgΩDisplay: 10 in. diagonal backlit supertwist, 640 by 400 pixels. Full page width 16-level gray scale. With 8 bit simultaneous video out with 'video mirroring' and 'dual display' modesΩFloppy Drive: One internal 1.4 SuperDriveΩHard Disk: One internal 40, 80, or 120 MB hard diskΩExpansion: Internal - Modem and memory; External - SCSI and ADB and serial portsΩPorts: ADB, RS-422 (two), SCSI, sound output, sound input, video out, security slotΩBattery Life: 2.5 - 3 hours depending on usage≈PowerBook 160 Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: 25 MHz 68030 processorΩBenefit: Provides performance approx. 4.5 x ClassicΩΩFeature: Six built-in portsΩBenefit: Simple expansion and access to peripheralsΩΩFeature: Internal slots for modem and RAMΩBenefit: Expansion which is auto sensingΩΩFeature: Supertwist 640 x 400 display with 16 levels Ω of grayΩBenefit: Industry standard screenΩΩFeature: Ergonomic designΩBenefit: Offers a sensible and comfortable way to workΩΩFeature: Flexible Video-out ΩBenefit: Supports broad range of external displays in Ω 256 colors≈≈PowerBook 160 AccessoriesΩΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Rechargeable BatteryΩ• Macintosh PowerBook AC AdapterΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Battery RechargerΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Internal Fax/Data ModemΩ• Macintosh PowerBook 2MB Memory Expansion KitΩ• Macintosh PowerBook 4MB Memory Expansion KitΩ• Apple HDI-30 SCSI System CableΩ• Apple HDI-30 SCSI Disk Adapter≈≈
PowerBook 165c≈PowerBook 165c OverviewΩΩThe PowerBook 165c offers a bright, vivid 256-color built-in display and top-of-line performance. It’s ideal for customers who want to present, display, and develop their work in color, for maximum impact. The 165c contains a 33-MHz 68030 processor with a FPU and increased memory (up to 14MB) and greater storage capacity (up to 120MB HD) to provide outstanding performance. The PowerBook 165c features, a passive matrix display that supports 256 levels of color. The 165c offers crisp, clear and easy to control color and built-in color support for a wide range of external displays lets you expand your workspace with a larger display. In addition, the 165c includes seven built in ports for plug-and-play access to peripherals in an ergonomic design that fits in a briefcase and weighs 7.0 pounds.≈PowerBook 165c SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 33 MHz 68030 with math co-processorΩRAM: 4 MB of RAM, expandable to 14 (w/third party card)ΩSize: 11.30" x 9.3" x 2.29" (5.8 cm x 28.6 x 23.6 cm)ΩWeight: 7.0 lbs (3.2 kg)ΩStorage: Internal Apple SuperDrive floppy disk drive; Internal 80 or 160 MB hard diskΩExpansion capabilities: Two slots—internal modem and memory; SCSI port—supports six SCSI devicesΩPorts: ADB, RS-422 (two), SCSI, sound output, sound input, video out, security slotΩDisplay: FSTN/Passive matrix, 640 x 400 x .3 pixels. Full page width 256 colors. 8 bit simultaneous video out with ‘video mirroring’ and ‘dual display’ modesΩFloppy drive: one ΩBattery Life: Nickel-cadium; average life: 1.5-2 hours depending on usage; power adapter includedΩInternal modem: Optional PowerBook Express ModemΩSecurity: Security slot for locking (requires third-party cable)≈PowerBook 165c Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: 33 MHz 68030 processor and FPUΩBenefit: Provides performance approx. 7 x ClassicΩΩFeature: Six built in portsΩBenefit: Simple expansion and access to peripheralsΩΩFeature: Internal slots for modem and RAMΩBenefit: Expansion which is auto sensing ΩΩFeature: Passive Matrix 640 x 400 x .3 display w/256 Ω colorsΩBenefit: Offers true software and hardware colorΩ integrationΩΩFeature: Ergonomic designΩBenefit: Offers a sensible and comfortable way to workΩΩFeature: Flexible Video-out ΩBenefit: Supports broad range of external displays in Ω 256 colors≈≈PowerBook 165c AccessoriesΩΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Rechargeable BatteryΩ• Macintosh PowerBook AC AdapterΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Battery RechargerΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Express ModemΩ• Macintosh 4 MB Memory Expansion KitΩ• Apple HDI-30 SCSI System CableΩ• Apple HDI-30 SCSI Disk Adapter≈≈
PowerBook 180≈PowerBook 180 OverviewΩΩThe PowerBook 180 sets the standard for high-performance notebook computing. It’s the top-of-the-line Macintosh PowerBook, delivering speed, flexibility, and convenience in a highly acclaimed, all-in one design. The PowerBook 180 contains a 33-MHz 68030 processor and increased memory (up to 14MB) and greater storage capacity (up to 120MB HD) to provide outstanding performance. The 180 features an industry-leading, backlit active matrix display that supports 16 levels of gray for the sharpest text with the brightest, clearest images available on a notebook computer. And built-in color support for a wide range of external displays lets you expand your workspace with a larger display or use of an external display to deliver a color presentation or demonstration. In addition, the 180 includes seven built in ports for plug-and-play access to peripherals in an ergonomic design that fits in a briefcase and weighs 6.8 pounds.≈PowerBook 180 SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 33 MHz 68030; 68882 math co-processorΩRAM: 4MB of RAM, expandable to 14 (w/third-party card)ΩSize: 11.25" x 9.3" x 2.25"; 5.7 cm x 28.6 cm x 23.6 cmΩWeight: 6.8 lbs; 3.1 kgΩDisplay: Backlit, Active Matrix LCD, 640 by 400 pixels. Full page width 16-level gray scale. With 8 bit simultaneous video out with ‘video mirroring’ and ‘dual display’ modesΩFloppy: One internal 1.4 SuperDriveΩHard Disk: One internal 40, 80, or 120 MB hard disk.ΩExpansion: Internal - Modem & memory; External - SCSI and ADB and serial portsΩPorts: ADB, RS-422 (two), SCSIΩSound: Input port (mono), output port (mono); integrated microphone, video out, security slotΩBattery Life: 2.5 - 3 hours depending on usage≈PowerBook 180 Features & BenefitsΩΩFeature: 33 MHz 68030 processor and FPUΩBenefit: Provides performance approx. 7 x ClassicΩΩFeature: Six built in portsΩBenefit: Simple expansion and access to peripheralsΩΩFeature: Internal slots for modem and RAMΩBenefit: Expansion which is auto sensing ΩΩFeature: Active Matrix 640 x 400 display with 16 levels of grayΩBenefit: Industry leading screen, wide viewing angle and clarityΩΩFeature: Ergonomic designΩBenefit: Offers a sensible and comfortable way to workΩΩFeature: Flexible Video-out ΩBenefit: Supports broad range of external displays in 256 colors≈≈PowerBook 180 AccessoriesΩΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Rechargeable BatteryΩ• Macintosh PowerBook AC AdapterΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Battery RechargerΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Internal Fax/Data ModemΩ• Macintosh PowerBook 2MB Memory Expansion KitΩ• Macintosh PowerBook 4MB Memory Expansion KitΩ• Apple HDI-30 SCSI System CableΩ• Apple HDI-30 SCSI Disk Adapter≈≈
PowerBook Duo 210≈PowerBook Duo 210 OverviewΩΩThe PowerBook Duo 210 delivers the full power and ease of Macintosh computing in a 4-pound package that you can take anywhere—and can become part of a complete desktop Macintosh system when you bring it back to your desk. It comes standard with a 25-MHz 68030 microprocessor, 4 MB RAM and an 80 MB internal hard disk. It's ergonomic design incorporates a standard-size keyboard, palm rest, built-in trackball, and an easy-to-read, bright supertwist LCD display with 640 by 400 pixels and 16-level grayscale display. The PowerBook Duo 210 can be transformed into a powerful desktop Macintosh by inserting the PowerBook Duo into a PowerBook Duo Dock. You can work with a large color display, full-size keyboard, printers, and network servers—as well as having expansion capabilities such as NuBus cards. Apple’s PowerLatch technology assures reliable, one-step docking so you don’t have to reconfigure your system every time you connect the notebook to desktop resources.≈PowerBook Duo 210 SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 25 MHz 68030ΩRAM: 4 MB, expandable to 24 MBΩSize: 8.5" x 10.9" x 1.3"; 21.6 cm x 27.7 cm x 3.6 cmΩWeight: 4.2 lbs; 1.9 Kg ΩColor: GraniteΩDisplay: Bright, backlit supertwist, 640 by 400 pixels. Full page width, 9 in. diagonal, 16-level gray scale.ΩModem: Optional internal V.32bis (14,400 bps) modem with V.42bis data compression; fax send and receive at 9600bpsΩFloppy Drive: Optional external 1.4 MB SuperDriveΩHard Disk: One internal 80 MB hard disk.ΩExpansion: Modem and memory slots. Instant access to monitors and peripherals via PowerBook Duo Dock or Duo MiniDock ΩBattery Life: 2 - 4.5 hours depending on usageΩPorts: 152-pin PDS connector, RS-422 serial port, RJ-11 or Mini-DIN 8 modem port≈PowerBook Duo 210 Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Is an exceptionally powerful, light PowerBook that lets Ω you work wherever you want, whenever you want.Ω• Can be inserted into a PowerBook Duo Dock—and Ω instantly you’re working with a complete desktop Ω Macintosh system.Ω• Offers a bright, backlit display that’s exceptionally Ω clear.Ω• Offers support for many external Apple monochrome and Ω color displays (including the Macintosh 16" Color Ω Display) via the PowerBook Duo Dock or MiniDock.Ω• Can be easily connected to an external floppy disk drive Ω using the PowerBook Duo MiniDock or the PowerBook Ω Duo Floppy Adapter. Can also be connected to another Ω Macintosh and used as if it were an external hard disk.Ω• Features the award-winning ergonomic design shared byΩ all PowerBook computers—provides palm rests and a Ω convenient, integrated trackball.≈≈PowerBook Duo 210 AccessoriesΩΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo DockΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo MiniDockΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo Floppy AdapterΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo Rechargeable BatteryΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo Battery RechargerΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo AC AdapterΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo Memory Expansion Kit (4MB Ω or 8MB)≈≈
PowerBook Duo 230≈PowerBook Duo 230 OverviewΩΩThe PowerBook Duo 230 delivers the full power and ease of Macintosh computing in a 4-pound package that you can take anywhere—and can become part of a complete desktop Macintosh system when you bring it back to your desk. It comes standard with a 33-MHz 68030 microprocessor, 4 MB RAM and an 80 MB or 120 MB internal hard disk. It’s ergonomic design incorporates a standard-size keyboard, palm rest, built-in trackball, and an easy-to-read, bright supertwist LCD display with 640 by 400 pixels and 16-level grayscale display. The PowerBook Duo 230 can be transformed into a powerful desktop Macintosh by inserting the PowerBook Duo into a PowerBook Duo Dock. You can work with a large color display, full-size keyboard, printers, and network servers—as well as having expansion capabilities such as NuBus cards. Apple’s PowerLatch technology assures reliable, one-step docking so you don’t have to reconfigure your system every time you connect the notebook to desktop resources.≈PowerBook Duo 230 SpecificationsΩΩCPU: 33MHz 68030ΩRAM: 4 MB, expandable to 24 MBΩSize: 8.5" x 10.9" x 1.3"; 21.6 cm x 27.7 cm x 3.6 cm ΩWeight: 4.2 lbs; 1.9 KgΩColor: GraniteΩDisplay: Bright, backlit supertwist, 640 by 400 pixels. Full page width, 9 in. diagonal, 16-level gray scale.ΩModem: Optional internal V.32bis (14,400 bps) modem with V.42bis data compression; fax send and receive at 9600bpsΩFloppy: Optional external 1.4 MB SuperDriveΩHard Disk: One internal 80 MB or 120 MB hard diskΩExpansion: Modem and memory slots. Instant access to monitors and peripherals via PowerBook Duo Dock or Duo MiniDock ΩBattery Life: 2 - 4.5 hours depending on usageΩPorts: 152-pin PDS connector, RS-422 serial port, RJ-11 or Mini-DIN 8 modem port≈PowerBook Duo 230 Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Is an exceptionally powerful, light PowerBook that lets Ω you work wherever you want, whenever you want.Ω• Can be inserted into a PowerBook Duo Dock—and Ω instantly you’re working with a complete desktop Ω Macintosh system.Ω• Offers a bright, backlit display that’s exceptionally Ω clear.Ω• Offers support for many external Apple monochrome and Ω color displays (including the Macintosh 16" Color Ω Display) via the Macintosh Duo Dock or MiniDock.Ω• Can be easily connected to an external floppy disk drive Ω using the PowerBook Duo MiniDock or the PowerBook Ω Duo Floppy Adapter. Can also be connected to another Ω Macintosh and used as if it were an external hard disk.Ω• Features the award-winning ergonomic design shared byΩ all PowerBook computers—provides palm rests and a Ω convenient, integrated trackball.≈≈PowerBook Duo 230 AccessoriesΩΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo DockΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo MiniDockΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo Floppy AdapterΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo Rechargeable BatteryΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo Battery RechargerΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo AC AdapterΩ• Macintosh PowerBook Duo Memory Expansion Kit (4MB Ω or 8MB)≈≈
PowerBook Duo Dock≈PowerBook Duo Dock OverviewΩΩThere’s no better way to enjoy the best of both worlds in personal computing—the world of desktop computing with a large color display, full-size keyboard, and expansion capabilities, and the world of take-it-wherever-you-Ωwork notebook computing—than with the PowerBook Duo System. The heart of the PowerBook Duo System is the PowerBook Duo notebook computer, a 4-pound powerhouse small enough to take almost anywhere. When you’re at your desk, slide the PowerBook Duo notebook into the PowerBook Duo Dock. Instantly, you’re working with a complete desktop system, which can include a large color display, an extended keyboard, a mouse, peripherals, as well as expansion card capabilities and connections to networks and servers. Apple’s PowerLatch assures reliable, one-step docking so you don’t have to reconfigure your system every time you connect the notebook to the Duo Dock.≈PowerBook Duo Dock SpecificationsΩΩCPU: Optional 68882 co-processorΩRAM: 512 KB VRAM standard; second 512KB VRAM optionalΩSize: 12.25" x 16.25" x 4.75" (31.1 cm x 41.3 cm x 12.1 cm)ΩWeight: 13.1 lbs (5.95 Kg)ΩColor: Platinum and graniteΩDisplay: Built in video support for most Apple Displays up to the 16" Color Display. Supports VGA and SVGA monitors w/adapter.ΩModem: Pass-thru connection for optional PowerBook modemΩFloppy drive: One internal 1.4 SuperDriveΩHard Disk: Bay for optional 1" high 3.5" SCSI hard drive.ΩExpansion: Two internal NuBus expansion slots for cards that provide Ethernet, Token Ring, additional video, or other capabilities.ΩPorts: SDI-30 SCSI, video, ADB, two serial ports, sound in/out.≈PowerBook Duo Dock Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Optional math-co-processor to enhance performance of Ω the PowerBook Duo System.Ω• Built-in support for up to 256 colors on Apple displays Ω and some VGA and SVGA displays. With 512K of additionalΩ video RAM, supports up to 32,000 colors.Ω• PowerLatch offers secure connections and automatic Ω insert and eject, which makes inserting a PowerBook DuoΩ computer into a PowerBook Duo Dock as easy as insertingΩ a videotape into a VCR. Secures your PowerBook Duo Ω 210 or 230 so that it can’t be accidentally ejected whileΩ you’re working.Ω• AutoSense docking. Insert your PowerBook Duo and the Ω system automatically recognizes what it’s connected to Ω —such as displays, NuBus devices, and input/output Ω devices—so you don’t have to reconfigure anything.Ω• Manual eject if the power is out.≈≈PowerBook Duo Dock AccessoriesΩΩ• Macintosh Math Co-processor KitΩ• Apple Ethernet NB CardΩ• Macintosh VRAM Expansion Kit (one 512K SIMM)≈≈
PowerBook Duo MiniDock≈PowerBook Duo MiniDock OverviewΩΩThere’s no better way to enjoy the best of both worlds in personal computing—the world of desktop computing with a large color display, full-size keyboard, and expansion capabilities, and the world of take-it-wherever-you-Ωwork notebook computing—than with the Apple PowerBook Duo System. The heart of the Macintosh Duo System is the PowerBook Duo notebook computer, a 4-pound powerhouse small enough to take almost anywhere. The PowerBook Duo MiniDock provides a small, lightweight docking system which attaches to the back of the PowerBook Duo to provide standard Macintosh I/O ports. The MiniDock can be used for travel or for smaller desktop installations (such as a Duo Dock at the office and a MiniDock at home).≈PowerBook Duo MiniDock SpecificationsΩΩRAM: 512KB VRAMΩSize: 2.1" x 10.7" x 3.2" (5.3 cm x 27.1 cm x 8.2 cm)ΩWeight: 1.2 lbs (.5 Kg)ΩColor: GraniteΩDisplay: Built in video support for most Apple Displays up to the 16" Color Display. Supports VGA and SVGA monitors w/adapter.ΩSound: Input port (mono), output port (mono)ΩModem: Pass-thru for optional internal PowerBook modemΩPorts: Two serial ports, SDI-30 SCSI, floppy disk drive, video output port, ADB port, power adapter port, modem portΩSecurity Feature: Built-in security slot≈PowerBook Duo MiniDock Features & BenefitsΩΩ• Offers standard Macintosh input and output ports—and Ω supports up to six SCSI devices.Ω• Features PowerLatch docking technology for easy, Ω one-step docking.Ω• Lets you connect your PowerBook Duo 210 or 230 to Ω another Macintosh computer—and use the PowerBook DuoΩ as if it were an external hard disk.≈≈PowerBook Duo MiniDock AccessoriesΩΩ• Apple HDI-30 SCSI System CableΩ• Apple HDI-30 SCSI Disk AdapterΩ• Macintosh HDI-20 External 1.4 MB Floppy Disk DriveΩ• PowerBook Duo AC Adapter≈≈
QuickTime 1.5≈QuickTime 1.5 OverviewΩΩWith QuickTime, you can work with video, sound, and animation as easily as you now work with text and graphics. Without additional hardware or software, you can create and edit QuickTime movies—and paste them into your documents. The QuickTime Starter Kit includes:Ω- MoviePlayer: Enables you to play pause, edit, and rewindΩ QuickTime movies using simple VCR-like controls.Ω- Movie Converter: Allows you to create QuickTime movies Ω from several different file types.Ω- Movie Recorder: Lets you create movies from existing Ω video footage. (Requires a video-capture card and sound Ω digitizer.)Ω- Picture Compressor: Reduces large files to a fraction of Ω their original size with little or no visible loss in Ω picture quality.Ω- QuickClips CD-ROM: Features more than 400 megabytes Ω of clip video, animation, and color-image files.≈≈≈≈≈≈
StyleWriter II≈StyleWriter II OverviewΩΩThe StyleWriter® II printer provides convenient laser-quality printing at a very affordable price. It has Apple’s new GrayShare™ driver software—which allows gray-scale printing, and printer sharing, letting you hook up a StyleWriter II to a network. The StyleWriter II weighs only 6 pounds, is about the same size as a dictionary, and lets you work in even the smallest of work spaces, such as a dorm room or a one-person office. It can print on a variety of materials, including envelopes and transparencies.≈StyleWriter II SpecificationsΩ(Note: Configurations may vary worldwide)ΩΩResolution: 360 dpiΩPrinting speed: 1 ppm (best mode), 2 ppm (draft mode)ΩFonts: 39 scalable TrueType fontsΩInterfaces: RS-232 serial interfaceΩPaper tray size: 100 sheets; automatically feeds up to 15 envelopesΩPaper handling: Supports U.S. letter, U.S. legal, A4, envelopes, labels, and transparenciesΩNetworking: Allows printer sharing through the printer drive softwareΩDimensions: 7.0" x 13.6" x 7.9" (17.8 cm x 34.5 cm x 20.1 cm)ΩWeight: 6.6 lb (3.0 kg)ΩRecommended number of users: One≈≈≈StyleWriter II AccessoriesΩΩ• StyleWriter Ink Cartridge≈≈
