Macintosh IIvi
Desktops1992Uncommon
The IIvi was Apple's entry-level 68030 tower in 1992 — clocked at 16 MHz to keep costs down, a decision that made it noticeably slower than its sibling the IIvx. Critics were unkind. Apple's own engineers called the clock speed limitation a mistake. It served budget-constrained offices that needed a modular Mac but couldn't afford the IIci or the Quadra line.
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- Manufacturer
- Apple
- Model Number
- M1350
Dates & Pricing
- Introduced
- 1992-10-19
- Discontinued
- 1993-02-10
- Release Year
- 1992
- Estimated Value
- $200
Processor
- CPU
- Motorola 68030
- CPU Speed
- 16 MHz
- FPU
- 68882 (Optional)
- Bus Speed
- 16 MHz
Memory
- RAM
- 4-68 MB
- RAM Max
- 68 MB
- RAM Slots
- 4
- RAM Type
- 30-pin SIMM
Storage & Display
- Storage
- 1.44 MB SuperDrive , 40/80/160/400 MB SCSI HD
- Graphics
- Built-in video
- Screen Size
- N/A
- Display Type
- N/A
Expansion & Ports
- Expansion Slots
- 3 NuBus, PDS
- Drive Bays
- 1 5.25"
- Ports
- Video (Monitor): 1 (DB-15) , ADB: 2 , SCSI: 1 (DB-25) , Serial (Standard): 2 , Sound In: 1 (Mono) , Sound Out: 1 (Stereo) , Security (Lock): 1
Software
- Operating System
- 7.1
- Min OS
- 7.1
- Max OS
- 7.6.1
Physical
- Weight
- 25.0 lbs
- Dimensions
- 6.0 x 13.0 x 16.5
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