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MACINTOSH Plus

The Macintosh Plus was the first real improvement on the Macintosh 128 (The Macintosh 512 was only a Mac 128 with 512 KB RAM).

It had a lot of new features: the extended ROM held the new version of Mac OS, enhanced graphics libraries, drivers for hard-disk and external floppy-disk units, a SCSI bus, AppleTalk networking and the new file manager: HFS (Hierarchical File System).

The new floppy-disk unit could use double-sided 800 KB disks (only one-sided 400 KB for the 128). It had an enhanced keyboard with a numeric keypad and last, but not least, it had a SCSI 1 (1.5 MB/s) interface.

This computer would be succeeded in 1988 by the new Macintosh series: the Macintosh SE and the Macintosh II. However, it stayed in Apple's product line longer than any other Macintosh machine, almost five years, and was on sale until 1990.

NAME  MACINTOSH Plus
MANUFACTURER  Apple
TYPE  Home Computer
ORIGIN  U.S.A.
YEAR  January 1986
END OF PRODUCTION  October 1990
BUILT IN LANGUAGE  None
KEYBOARD  Full-stroke 78 keys with numeric keypad
CPU  Motorola MC 68000
SPEED  7.8336 MHz
RAM  1 MB (up to 4 MB) IBM RAM SIMM's as well as any other 1MB SIMM could be added
ROM  128 KB
GRAPHIC MODES  512 x 342 dots
COLORS  Monochrome
SOUND  Tone Generator & Digital-Analog converter (22KHz sampling rate)
SIZE / WEIGHT  34.5(H) x 24.5 (W) x 27.5 (D) cm / 7.48 kg
I/O PORTS  RS 232/422 x 2 for printer and modem, SCSI, external F.D. unit, ext. loudspeaker
BUILT IN MEDIA  One 3.5'' 800 KB disk-drive
OS  Macintosh System (from 3.2 to 7.5)
POWER SUPPLY  Built-in power supply
PRICE  $2,600





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