Macintosh
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Timeline
Introduced: 1984
Discontinued: 1985
History
The original Macintosh, later known as the Macintosh 128K, was introduced in 1984. It was the first personal computer to feature a graphical user interface and a mouse, making it a revolutionary product for its time.
Specifications
- Processor: Motorola 68000
- Memory: 128 KB
- Storage: 400 KB 3.5-inch floppy drive
- Display: 9-inch monochrome screen, 512 x 342 resolution
Features
The Macintosh introduced a user-friendly interface with icons, windows, and menus. It also came with software such as MacWrite and MacPaint, showcasing the capabilities of the graphical interface.
Opened Case View
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Available Expansion Cards
- RAM Expansion Card
- SCSI Interface Card
- Video Interface Card
- Ethernet Interface Card
Impact on the Industry
The Macintosh set a new standard for personal computers with its innovative GUI and ease of use. It influenced the development of future operating systems and established Apple as a leader in personal computing.