PowerBook 145B

Information about PowerBook 145B

PowerBook 145B
Type:Laptop
Developer:Apple Computer
Released:July 1993
Discontinued:July 1994
Processor(s):Motorola 68030, 25 MHz


The PowerBook 145B was the same as the 145 that came before it, but with a lower price and 2 more MiB of RAM soldered to the motherboard. The only codename for this model is: Pikes Peak

Specifications

  • Processor: Motorola 68030, running at 25 MHz
  • RAM: 4 MiB onboard, can be expanded to 8 MiB
  • ROM: 1 MiB
  • Hard disk: 40-120 MB
  • Floppy disk: 1.44 MB Superdrive
  • Systems supported: System 7.0.1-Mac OS 7.6.1
  • ADB: Yes (1 port)
  • Serial: Yes (2 ports)
  • Modem: optional (used for this model's expansion port)
  • Screen: passive matrix, 1bpp 640×400

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