As stated in
Wikipedia, the
Macintosh IIci was one of the most popular and longest lived Mac models of all time since its introduction way back in 1989.
I had one of this precious in an old box at home waiting to be in a museum display or at recycle device green-IT dump. Havent decided yet waht would be the final destination.
Looks like brand new once you clean it up a little.
Detail of the Apple adjustable keyboard and one button mouse.
Interesting idea for an adjustable keyboard. I think I havent seen a keyboard like this before.
The Macintosh IIci came with either a 40 or an 80 megabyte IBM hard disk designed and manufactured according to Apple specifications.
Internal view of the Macintosh IIci.
The Macintosh IIci used Kingstone memory modules (30-pin SIMMs) and supported up to 128MB. That was enough for those days to run at least System 6 or
System 7.
Texas Instruments Apple 89 microchips.
Mac II Two page display board.
The computer included 2 serial bus ports, audio jack, a modem and printer serial port (Mini Din-8), VGA and SCSI ports.
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