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See below for specifications and information on this system.
Specifications and information
| Introduced: | Announced January 1984 |
| Original Price: | $2500 |
| CPU: | Motorola 68000, 8 MHz |
| Memory: | 128K |
| Operating System: | MacOS 1.0 |
| Input/Output: | Built-in 400K single-sided floppy drive, monochrome monitor, mouse port, serial port |
| Bus: | N/A |
| Other Items in Collection: | Proper mouse & keyboard, Documentation, MacOS System 1.0, misc. software, Microsoft MacEnhancer (I/O expander), original logo carrying case |
| Items Needed: | External 400K drive |
Originally called just "Macintosh", and later referred to as the Mac 128K, this is the original Macintosh computer. It was announced with the famous one-time-only Orwellian TV commercial during the 1984 Super Bowl broadcast.
The Mac 128 owes its existence to the Apple Lisa, which pioneered most of its graphical user interface features and other design touches (most of which were developed by Xerox PARC on a machine called the Star).
Original Macintosh 128 carrying case (note Apple logo at lower left, and "Macintosh" luggage tag:
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