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Accessing Recovery Mode in macOS may be necessary for restoring from a backup, and reinstalling macOS, among other low-level administrative tasks. In most cases, your Mac will have a local recovery partition based on the current macOS installation, that you can access; however, there may be instances where this will not work. For those who … Read more
Apple Computer came into existence on April 1, 1976 as a partnership between Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Gerald Wayne. The purpose of the partnership was to sell Wozniak’s Apple Computer 1, later known as the Apple I. The Apple I was a kit computer. The Apple I kit included only the circuit board. … Read more
The Koala Pad is a graphics pad produced by Koala Technologies. Koala Technologies made versions of the KoalaPad+ for the Commodore 64, Apple II (IIe and IIc), and Atari (Atari 400, 800, and 800XL) computers. These 8-bit computers all used a similar joystick port connector. The Commodore 64 and Atari 800 joystick ports are actually … Read more
Apple debuted the QuickTake 100 on February 17, 1994 and began selling it on June 20, 1994 for $749 US. It was one of the first digital cameras targeted for consumer use. We obtained our QuickTake 100 in 2007 for $20. The QuickTake 100, built by Kodak for Apple Computer, is a 24-bit color still … Read more
Introduced: April 12, 1993Terminated: November 1, 1993 Logic BoardProcessor: 68030Processor Speed: 16 MHzPMMU: IntegratedFPU: noneBus Speed: 16 MHzData Path: 16-bitROM Size: 512KLevel 1 Cache: 0.5KLevel 2 Cache: noneExpansion Slots: 1 LC PDSBattery: 3.6V Lithium MemoryRAM Type: 30-pin SIMMRAM Slots: 2Min – Max RAM: 4 MB – 10 MBMinimum RAM Speed: 100 nsInstall in groups of: 2RAM Sizes: 1, 2, 4 MBOnboard RAM: 4 MB Note: PortsADB: 1USB: noneFireWire: noneVideo: DB-15Floppy: noneSCSI: DB-25Geoports: noneEthernet: noneMic Type: OmniOther ports: Printer, modem, speaker VideoStandard VRAM: 256K (1 … Read more
Introduced: October 13, 1993Terminated: November 1, 1993 Logic BoardProcessor: 68030Processor Speed: 16 MHzPMMU: IntegratedFPU: noneBus Speed: 16 MHzData Path: 16-bitROM Size: 512KLevel 1 Cache: 0.5KLevel 2 Cache: noneExpansion Slots: 1 LC PDSBattery: 3.6V Lithium MemoryRAM Type: 30-pin SIMMRAM Slots: 2Min – Max RAM: 4 MB – 10 MBMinimum RAM Speed: 100 nsInstall in groups of: 2RAM Sizes: 1, 2, 4 MBOnboard RAM: 4 MB Note: PortsADB: 1USB: noneFireWire: noneVideo: DB-15Floppy: noneSCSI: DB-25Geoports: noneEthernet: noneMic Type: OmniOther ports: Printer, modem, speaker VideoMinimum VRAM: 256K (1 … Read more
Introduced: April 12, 1993Terminated: November 1, 1993 Logic BoardProcessor: 68030Processor Speed: 16 MHzPMMU: IntegratedFPU: noneBus Speed: 16 MHzData Path: 16-bitROM Size: 512KLevel 1 Cache: 0.5KLevel 2 Cache: noneExpansion Slots: 1 LC PDSBattery: 3.6V Lithium MemoryRAM Type: 30-pin SIMMRAM Slots: 2Min – Max RAM: 4 MB – 10 MBMinimum RAM Speed: 100 nsInstall in groups of: 2RAM Sizes: 1, 2, 4 MBOnboard RAM: 4 MB Note: PortsADB: 1USB: noneFireWire: noneVideo: DB-15Floppy: noneSCSI: DB-25Geoports: noneEthernet: noneMic Type: OmniOther ports: Printer, modem, speaker VideoStandard VRAM: 256K (1 … Read more
Introduced: September 14, 1992Terminated: October 18, 1993 Logic BoardProcessor: 68030Processor Speed: 16 MHzPMMU: IntegratedFPU: noneBus Speed: 16 MHzData Path: 16-bitROM Size: 512KLevel 1 Cache: 0.5KLevel 2 Cache: noneExpansion Slots: 1 LC PDSBattery: 3.6V Lithium MemoryRAM Type: 30-pin SIMMRAM Slots: 2Min – Max RAM: 4 MB – 10 MBMinimum RAM Speed: 100 nsInstall in groups of: 2RAM Sizes: 1, 2, 4 MBOnboard RAM: 4 MB Note: PortsADB: 1USB: noneFireWire: noneVideo: DB-15Floppy: noneSCSI: DB-25Geoports: noneEthernet: noneMic Type: OmniOther ports: Printer, modem, speaker VideoStandard VRAM: 256K (1 … Read more
The Macintosh 512K was the first “Power” Macintosh. Introduced in September 1984 as a second system in the Macintosh line, the 512K soon replaced the original Macintosh. After the introduction of the Macintosh 512K, the original Macintosh was re-labeled “Macintosh 128K” to differentiate it from the Macintosh 512K. The Macintosh 128K was discontinued in 1985. … Read more
Apple introduced the Macintosh Plus on January 16, 1986 as a replacement for the Macintosh 512K. The Macintosh Plus has an 8 MHz 68000 processor and an internal 800K floppy disk drive. The Plus supports up to 4 MB of RAM. My Macintosh Plus has only 1 MB of RAM and is branded “Macintosh Plus … Read more