Talk:Power Macintosh
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An anonymous user put these details in Power Mac, which I have redirected to the full name:
The Macintosh 8500 was released in 1996. At the time this $5000 dollar machine was the best computer for video editing avaible to the average person. This machine was equiped with a PowerPC603 prosseser, a 2 gigabyte harddisk, RCA ports, S-Video ports, a SCSI connection, ethernet, parallel ports, and 8 168 pin SD-RAM slots. It also came with a four speed CD-rom drive and a doublesided highdencity 3.5in floopy disk drive.
The Macintosh 9500 was released in 1996. At the time this $5000 dollar machine was the best computer for graphics editing avaible to the average person. This machine was equiped with a PowerPC603 prosseser, a 2 gigabyte harddisk, a SCSI connection, ethernet, parallel ports, and 8 168 pin SD-RAM slots. It also came with a four speed CD-rom drive and a doublesided highdencity 3.5in floopy disk drive.
