Macintosh II
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Timeline
Introduced: 1987
Discontinued: 1990
History
The Macintosh II was introduced in 1987 as the first modular Macintosh, allowing for greater expandability and flexibility. It was also the first Macintosh to support color displays.
Specifications
- Processor: Motorola 68020
- Memory: 1 MB, expandable to 68 MB
- Storage: 40 MB SCSI hard drive
- Display: Supports multiple resolutions and color depths
Features
The Macintosh II featured a modular design, allowing users to add expansion cards and additional hardware. It also introduced support for color graphics, enhancing its appeal for design and media professionals.
Opened Case View
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Available Expansion Cards
- RAM Expansion Card
- Graphics Card
- Ethernet Interface Card
- Video Capture Card
Impact on the Industry
The Macintosh II set a new standard for personal computing with its modular design and color graphics support. It played a significant role in the fields of graphic design and multimedia production.