Intrepid users also overcame the Color Classic’s limiting 512 by 384 resolution, which few color Mac OS programs supported. With additional surgery, fans found a way to upgrade its display ...

It could use up to 36MB of RAM, and like the original Color Classic, it could use PDS slot cards like the Apple IIe Card. On its Color Classic II page, Low End Mac writes, "This is what the Color ...

Mac users could either buy a Mac SE with two floppy drives ($2900) or a model with a floppy drive and a 20MB hard drive ($3900). Macintosh Color Classic ...

Buy 10 Mac Studios, or this one Macintosh Color Classic For $20,000 you could be the one to buy an Apple Macintosh Color Classic originally bought in the early 1990s — and then never taken out ...

You can see his collection here, which includes the clear Macintosh Color Classic, the developer’s edition of Apple Lisa, a prototype Macintosh TV, a very early stage 20th Anniversary Macintosh ...

The iconic upright Mac case finally got color, glorious color, with the introduction of the Mac Color Classic, a lovable little computer that remains highly collectible today. 8.

Macintosh Color Classic In 1993, Apple decided it was high-time to release an all-in-one Macintosh with a color display.