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iCreate 210, on sale 26 March 2020- Processor: Motorola 68030 @ 16MHz • Memory: 4MB upgradable to 10MB • Hard
drive: 40, 80 or 160MB • Graphics: 256k VRAM • Display: Built-in 10” Sony Trinitron
colour display, 512x384 resolution • Operating system: System 7.1
Original price: £799/$1,400 Price now: £400/$499+The last in Apple’s original ‘compact’ family of Macintosh computers,
the Macintosh Colour Classic was essentially an LC II with an integrated
ten-inch Sony Trinitron display, and came with a single expansion slot- an LC-type Processor Direct Slot (PDS) – that was intended for the
Apple IIe emulation Card. The reason for this was to encourage the
education market to ditch their old Apple II models for Macintoshes.
When this Mac was released to the consumers as the Performa 250,
many refused to pay such a premium price for a limited product, but
after it was discontinued it grew in popularity with many enthusiasts
upgrading the insides with PowerPC, G3 and even G4 processors.
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Time Machine
Release dateFebruary 1993