Image Credit:   Macworld, December 1990


Vectronic's Macintosh IIsi

Introduced: October 15, 1990
Terminated: March 15, 1993

Logic Board
Processor:   68030
Processor Speed:   20 MHz
PMMU:   Integrated
FPU:   opt. 68882
Bus Speed:   20 MHz
Data Path:   32-bit
ROM Size:   512K
Level 1 Cache:   0.5K
Level 2 Cache:   none
Expansion Slots:   1 NuBus or PDS
Battery:   3.6V Lithium

Memory
RAM Type:   30-pin SIMM
RAM Slots:   4
Min - Max RAM:   1 MB - 17 MB
Minimum RAM Speed:   100 ns
Install in groups of:   4
RAM Sizes:   256K, 512K, 1, 2, 4 MB
Onboard RAM:   1 MB



Image Credit:   Macworld, December 1990



Ports
ADB:   1
USB:   none
FireWire:   none
Video:   DB-15
Floppy:   DB-19
SCSI:   DB-25
Geoports:   none
Ethernet:   none
Mic Type:   Omni
Other ports:   Printer, modem, speaker

Video
Standard DRAM:   1 MB (Built-in)
Maximum DRAM:   1 MB (Built-in)

Display Resolution:
  • 512 x 384, 8-bit
  • 640 x 480, 8-bit
Note:
  • 64K - 320K of the system RAM is dedicated to the video function.

Storage
Standard CD-ROM:   none
Internal Hard Drive:   SCSI (40 - 80 MB)
Floppy Disk Drive:   1.44 MB auto



Image Credit:   Macword, December 1992



Operating System
Addressing Modes:   24-bit or 32-bit
Original OS:   6.0.7
Original Enabler:   none
AppleTalk Version:   54

Compatible MacOS:
6.0.7
6.0.8
7.0
7.0.1
7.1
7.1 .1 (Pro)
7.5
7.5.1
7.5.3
7.5.5
7.6
7.6.1


For additional information on operating systems:
See this article

Miscellaneous
Codename:   Erickson, Oceanic, Raffica, Ray Ban
Form Factor:   IIsi
Dimensions (Inches):   4 H x 12.4 W x 14.9 D
Average Weight (lbs):   10
Gestalt ID:   18
Original Price:   $3770 - $4570 US



Image Credit:   Macword, December 1990





Image Credit:  Apple Inc.




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Comments
The IIsi was a less expensive version of the IIci. It was slower at 20 MHz and did not have a true NuBus slot like the previous Mac IIs.

Additional Macintosh IIsi Information:

Apple Print Ads: 1990 to 1992

System Software Recommendations

Vectronic's Classic Macintosh Section

Vectronic's Macintosh IIsi