| PowerBook 160 |
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| Processor: |
M68030, 25 MHz, 32 Bits |
| System: |
7.1 - 7.5.3, system enabler 111, 131, 1.03 |
| RAM: |
4MB soldered, 80ns |
| ROM: |
1 MB |
| Ports: |
ADB, 2 serial, SCSI, mono in, stereo out, video |
| Drives: |
SuperDrive, 2.5" SCSI hard disk |
| Bays: |
1 2.5" third-height |
| Slots: |
internal modem |
| Video: |
Built-in 10", 16 grays, passive matrix, 640x480 |
| Audio: |
8-bit stereo |
| Network: |
LocalTalk |
| Battery: |
NiCad, 2.5 Ah, 2 to 3 hours of usage, 3 hours recharge time |
| Sold: |
October 1992 - August 1993 |
| Price: |
$2,430 |
When it came to weight, dimensions and processing speed, the PowerBook 160 was identical to the PowerBook 145. Its price, however, was $300 more. For this extra morsel o' money you got five important improvements:
- 16 levels of gray instead of just black and white
- Ability to easily connect to an external monitor, supporting up to 256 colors.
- Hard drive capacity to 120MB, previous models expanded only to 80MB.
- Supports SCSI Disk Mode
- Memory could be expanded beyond 8MB, up to 14MB.
Current used market value of a 4/80 configuration: $450 |
