PowerBook 100

The PowerBook 100 is the first Laptop of Apple of the range PowerBook. Left at the same time as the PowerBook 140 and 170, it constitutes the entry of the portable range of Apple. One can consider that it is the first genuine laptop marketed by Apple because the Macintosh Portable, left two years before, was more one transportable that a portable with its 7 kg.

Contrary to its elder PowerBook 140 and 170, PowerBook 100 is not radically new design. It takes again the same components as the Macintosh Portable, but in a case much more compact (it weighed 2,3 kg) and less richly equipped to decrease the price by them (more restricted connector industry, screen with passive matrix and not with active matrix, lighter battery but also less enduring, suppression of the Disk drive). Marketed to $2500 with its launching (against more than $5000 for a Macintosh Portable), he nevertheless was not success. It is only when Apple lowered its price with less than $ 1000 qu ' it started with good to be sold.

Characteristics

  • Microprocessor: Motorola 68000 given rhythm to 16 MHz
  • addressing 24 drunk bits
  • system 16 bits to 16 MHz
  • ROMANIAN: 256 KB
  • RAM: 2 extensible Mo with 8 Mo
  • screen LCD 9" with matrix passivates
  • supported resolutions:
    • 640 × 400 in 1 bit (monochromic)
  • Hard drive intern SCSI of 20 or 40 Mo
  • slots of extension:
    • 1 site for Modem (in option)
    • 1 connector specific report (PB 1xx) of type SRAM (minimal speed: 100 NS)
  • connector industry:
    • 1 port SCSI (HDI-30)
    • 1 port series (Mini DIN-8)
    • 1 ports ADB
    • 1 port HDI-20 for external Disk drive
    • left sound: mono 8 bits
  • Lead-acid battery ensuring to him 2 hours of autonomy
  • dimensions: 4,6 × 27,9 × 21,6 cm
  • weight: 2,3 kg
  • food: 17 W
  • supported systems: System 7.0.1 with 7.5.5

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