Apple Macintosh hotsell SE super drive Computer M5011 portable Targus bag mouse Keyboad
Apple Macintosh hotsell SE super drive Computer M5011 portable Targus bag mouse Keyboad, Includes:Apple Macintosh SE computer Original Keyboard and MouseTargus portable cary bag in fantastic shapeFEATURES: * Processor.
Product code: Apple Macintosh hotsell SE super drive Computer M5011 portable Targus bag mouse Keyboad
Includes: Apple Macintosh SE computer Original Keyboard and Mouse Targus portable cary bag in fantastic shape FEATURES: * Processor Direct Slot (PDS) * Motorola 68000 SE Processor hotsell - operates at 7.8336 MHz * 1 MB Base RAM - expand to 4 MB w/ 4 SIMMs * 800 KB Floppy Drive - support 1.4 MB w/ROM upgrade * 20 MB SC Hard Drive - supports 40 MB drive upgrade DESCRIPTION: The Macintosh SE was released by Apple Computer as an all-in-one successor to the Macintosh Plus with additional capacity for expansion as a workhorse computer. The original version was sold from March 1987 to August 1989, when it was offered with upgrade ROMs. Its design utilized parallel grill bars from the Snow White design language introduced with the Apple IIc. It included the option of an internal hard drive with a floppy drive, or two floppy drives. Each supported a double-density 800KB disk; support for 1.4MB FDHD floppies came later. Additional storage could be added through a SCSI port.
Includes: Apple Macintosh SE computer Original Keyboard and Mouse Targus portable cary bag in fantastic shape FEATURES: * Processor Direct Slot (PDS) * Motorola 68000 SE Processor hotsell - operates at 7.8336 MHz * 1 MB Base RAM - expand to 4 MB w/ 4 SIMMs * 800 KB Floppy Drive - support 1.4 MB w/ROM upgrade * 20 MB SC Hard Drive - supports 40 MB drive upgrade DESCRIPTION: The Macintosh SE was released by Apple Computer as an all-in-one successor to the Macintosh Plus with additional capacity for expansion as a workhorse computer. The original version was sold from March 1987 to August 1989, when it was offered with upgrade ROMs. Its design utilized parallel grill bars from the Snow White design language introduced with the Apple IIc. It included the option of an internal hard drive with a floppy drive, or two floppy drives. Each supported a double-density 800KB disk; support for 1.4MB FDHD floppies came later. Additional storage could be added through a SCSI port.