Macintosh IIcx
The Macintosh IIcx was a compact, modular personal computer released by Apple in 1989, distinguishing itself as a smaller, quieter, and more accessible version of the Macintosh IIx. It offered the power of the Motorola 68030 processor and NuBus expansion slots in a significantly reduced 'pizza…
Key facts
- First appeared
- 1989
- Category
- technology
- Problem solved
- The Macintosh IIcx was created to address the need for a powerful, expandable Macintosh II-series computer that occupied less desk space and operated more quietly than the large, noisy Macintosh II and IIx. It offered professional users the performance required for desktop publishing and graphic design without the imposing physical presence of its predecessors, while also simplifying internal access for upgrades.
- Platforms
- System 7 (Mac OS 7), System Software 6 (Mac OS 6)
Related technologies
Notable users
- Power users
- Desktop publishing agencies
- Graphic design studios
- Small businesses
- Educational institutions