Macintosh

Macintosh desktops, portables, shared interfaces, and expansion buses.

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Line or collectionComputers and interfacesProducts
PowerBook
Apple's portable Macintosh computers, beginning with the early PowerBook 100 series.
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Power Macintosh
PowerPC-based Macintosh computers and their model-specific upgrades.
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iMac
Apple's all-in-one iMac computers, beginning with the CRT-based G3 generations.
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Macintosh expansion buses
Expansion cards shared by several Macintosh models, beginning with NuBus systems.
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Macintosh shared interfaces
Adapters and replacement parts defined by a shared Macintosh connector or hardware interface rather than one exact model.
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Compact and modular 68K Macintosh computers.

Computer, compatible system, platform, or interfaceIntroducedKnown asProducts
Macintosh 128K
Apple's original compact Macintosh, with an 8 MHz 68000, 128K of fixed RAM, and no expansion slots.
1984original Macintosh, Macintosh 128K, Mac 128K8
Macintosh 512K
The second compact Macintosh, retaining the 8 MHz 68000 while increasing fixed logic-board memory to 512K.
1984Fat Mac, Macintosh 512K, Mac 512K8
Macintosh Classic
An 8 MHz 68000 compact Macintosh with a SuperDrive and SCSI but no general-purpose expansion slot.
1990Mac Classic14
Macintosh Classic II
A compact 16 MHz 68030 Macintosh with internal SCSI and no general-purpose expansion slot.
1991Mac Classic II, Performa 2009
Macintosh Color Classic
A compact color Macintosh with a 16 MHz 68030 and one LC processor-direct slot.
1993Macintosh Colour Classic7
Macintosh IIci
A 25 MHz 68030 Macintosh with a 68882 FPU, three NuBus slots, a cache slot, built-in video, and SCSI.
1989Mac IIci6
Macintosh IIcx
A compact modular 16 MHz 68030 Macintosh with a 68882 FPU, three NuBus slots, and SCSI storage.
1989Mac IIcx5
Macintosh IIfx
A high-performance modular 68030 Macintosh with internal SCSI storage and multiple expansion paths.
1990Mac IIfx8
Macintosh IIsi
A compact 68030 Macintosh with internal SCSI storage and a processor-direct expansion path.
1990Mac IIsi10
Macintosh IIx
A modular 16 MHz 68030 Macintosh with a 68882 FPU, six NuBus slots, and SCSI storage.
1988Mac IIx4
Macintosh LC
A low-profile 16 MHz 68020 Macintosh with one LC processor-direct slot.
1990Mac LC6
Macintosh LC 475
A compact 68LC040 Macintosh also sold in closely related Performa 475, Performa 476, and Quadra 605 forms.
1993Performa 475, Performa 476, Quadra 6059
Macintosh LC 575
An all-in-one 68LC040 Macintosh whose logic board is also commonly used for the Color Classic Mystic conversion.
1994Mac LC 5755
Macintosh LC 630
A low-profile 68LC040 Macintosh with IDE storage and communications, television, and video expansion options.
1994Mac LC 6301
Macintosh LC II
A low-profile 16 MHz 68030 Macintosh with one LC processor-direct slot.
1992Mac LC II8
Macintosh LC PDS
Expansion cards for the processor-direct slot used across many Macintosh LC, Performa, and compact-color models.
-LC processor-direct slot, LC-compatible PDS2
Macintosh Performa 588CD
A Japan-market all-in-one 68LC040 Performa with IDE storage, CD-ROM, and LC-family expansion.
1995Macintosh Performa 588, Performa 5881
Macintosh Plus
An 8 MHz 68000 compact Macintosh with up to 4 MB of RAM and external SCSI.
1986Mac Plus15
Macintosh Portable
A 16 MHz 68000 portable Macintosh with ADB, SCSI storage, a lead-acid battery, and backlit and non-backlit variants.
1989Mac Portable, M5120, M51269
Macintosh Quadra 650
A modular 33 MHz 68040 Macintosh with NuBus, PDS, built-in video, Ethernet, and SCSI.
1993Quadra 650, Centris 6504
Macintosh Quadra 800
A tower 33 MHz 68040 Macintosh with three NuBus slots, PDS, built-in video, Ethernet, and SCSI.
1993Quadra 8005
Macintosh Quadra 840AV
A 40 MHz 68040 audio-video Macintosh with a DSP, three NuBus slots, built-in video, Ethernet, and SCSI.
1993Quadra 840AV2
Macintosh Quadra 950
A 33 MHz 68040 tower Macintosh with five NuBus slots and one processor-direct slot.
1992Quadra 9504
Macintosh SE
An 8 MHz 68000 compact Macintosh with ADB, SCSI, and one internal SE processor-direct slot.
1987Mac SE19
Macintosh SE/30
A compact 68030 Macintosh with an internal processor-direct slot and SCSI storage.
1989Mac SE/3038
Pico Micro Mac
A purpose-built RP2040 system that emulates a Macintosh 128K with monochrome VGA output and USB keyboard and mouse input.
-PicoMicroMac, Pico Mac, pico-umac1