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 The Apple Macintosh computer - price and description
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The Apple Power Macintosh
7220/200 (PC), based on the Tanzania architecture
co-developed by Apple and Motorola, features a 200 MHz
PowerPC 603e processor, 16 or 32 MB of RAM, and a 1.2 GB or
2.0 GB hard drive in an industry-standard desktop case. The
PC-Compatible version ships with a 166 MHz Cyrix 6x86
processor card that can have up to 80 MB of RAM dedicated to
the DOS/Windows operating system. The Power Macintosh
7220/200 (PC) is identical to the Power
Macintosh 4400/200 (PC),
but the 7220/200 was sold only in Australia.
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Introduction
Date:
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February 17,
1997
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Discontinued
Date:
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January 1, 1998
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Processor Type:
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PowerPC 603e
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Processor
Speed:
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200 MHz
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Processor
Upgrade:
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Third-Party
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FPU
(Integrated):
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PowerPC 603e
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System Bus
Speed:
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40 MHz
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Lookaside Bus
Speed:
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40 MHz
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ROM Size:
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4 MB
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Data Path:
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64-bit
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Level 1 Cache:
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32k
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Level 2 Cache:
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256k
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RAM Type:
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60 ns 168-pin
DIMM
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VRAM Type:
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1 MB VRAM DIMM
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Standard RAM:
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16 MB, 32 MB
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Maximum RAM:
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160 MB
1.
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Motherboard
RAM:
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None
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RAM Slots:
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3 (1, group of 2)
2.
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Standard VRAM:
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1 MB, 2 MB
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Maximum VRAM:
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4 MB
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Standard Hard
Drive:
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1.2 GB, 2.0 GB
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Int. Hard Drive
Type:
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ATA
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Standard
CD-ROM:
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8X, 12X
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Standard Disk:
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1.44 MB
(manual)
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Standard Modem:
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N/A
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Standard
Ethernet:
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10Base-T
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Case Type:
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Desktop
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Form Factor:
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Power Mac 4400
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Exp. Slots:
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2 PCI, Comm-II
3,
4.
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Exp. Bays
(Free):
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None
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Battery Type:
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4.5V Alkaline
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Battery Life:
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N/A
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Built-in
Display:
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N/A
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Supported
MacOS:
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7.5.3, 7.6.1,
8.0-9.0
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Dimensions:
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5.43 x 15.15 x 17.4
5.
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Avg. Weight:
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24 lbs.
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Original Price:
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N/A
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Est. Current
Price:
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$150-$250 US
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Notes:
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1.
Memory controller addresses one 32 MB and two 64 MB
DIMMs.
2.
RAM can not be interleaved to improve performance.
3.
One full-length 12" PCI slot and one 7" slot.
4.
12" PCI slot occupied by PC-Compatibility card in PC
version.
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In inches, height x width x depth.
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Photo Credit: Apple Computer, Inc.
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