Author: ProToS (AToulouse-101-1-1-224.abo.wanadoo.fr)
Date: 12-24-2001 17:58
hi
Some information about the lc475 found on the web:
"The Apple Macintosh LC 475 features a 25 MHz 68LC040 processor, 4 MB or 8 MB of RAM, and either an 80 MB, a 160 MB, or a 250 MB hard drive in a compact "pizza box" case. The consumer version of the LC 475 is the Performa 475 series, and the business version is the Quadra 605.
Processor Type:
68LC040
Processor Speed:
25 MHz (This model is sometimes designated as having a 50 MHz processor,
since the clock input runs at 50 MHz. However, the processor itself
is not "clock doubled", so technically it is only a 25 MHz processor)
System Bus Speed:
25 MHz
ROM Size:
1 MB
Data Path:
32-bit
Level 1 Cache:
8k
RAM Type:
80 ns 72-pin SIMM
VRAM Type:
80 ns VRAM SIMM
Standard RAM:
4 MB
Maximum RAM:
36 MB (Requires symmetric memory)
Motherboard RAM:
4 MB
RAM Slots:
1
Standard VRAM:
512k
Maximum VRAM:
1 MB (Both 256k SIMMs can be replaced with 512k SIMMs for 1 MB)
Standard Hard Drive:
80, 160, 250 MB
Int. Hard Drive Type:
SCSI
Standard Disk:
1.44 MB (manual)
Case Type:
Desktop
Exp. Slots:
LC III PDS
Battery Type:
3.6V Lithium
Supported MacOS:
7.1-7.5.1, 7.5.3-8.1
Dimensions:
2.9 x 12.2 x 15.3 4 (In inches, height x width x depth)
Avg. Weight:
8.8 lbs.
ports:
Video (Monitor):
1 (DB-15)
ADB:
1
SCSI:
1 (DB-25)
Serial (Standard):
2 (Two serial ports standard (one printer, one modem))
Sound In (Mic):
1 (PlainTalk)
Sound Out:
1 (8-bit Stereo)
Security (Lock):
1
Power:
1 (100V-240V AC, 47-63 Hz Frequency, 30 Max Watts)
"
they can't run the latest macos (9.* and X)
yes running magicmac you can read atari disks
SeeU
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