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| Name | Power Macintosh 9500 |
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| Manufacturer | Apple Computer Inc. (Apple) (USA) | Type | Desktop |
| Production start (mm-yyyy) | 5 - 1995 | Production end (mm-yyyy) | 7 - 1997 |
| RAM | 16-1526 MB | ROM | 4 MB |
| CPU | PowerPC 604/604e - 120/132/150/180/180x2/200 Mhz | ||
| Operating System | MacOS 7.5.2-7.6.1, 8.0-9.0 | ||
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| Sound | stereo 16 bit | ||
| Storage memory | Floppy 1.4 MB SuperDrive , HD 1-2 GB , CD-ROM 4x-8x | ||
| Serial port | 2 | Parallel port | |
| Others port | 1 SCSI DB-25 , 1 ADB, 6 slots PCI | ||
| Original price | 5300 Euro | Currency original price | |
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| Note | The first second generation PowerMac, the 9500 was introduced in May 1995, and is still most expandable PowerMac ever. It was powered by either a 120 or 132 MHz 604 processor, a second-generation PowerPC chip which was considerably faster than its predecessor, the 601. The big news about the 9500, however, was its 6 PCI slots. It was the first Mac to comply with the PCI industry standard. The 9500 came in a full tower case, and had 7 internal drive bays. Like the old Mac II, the 9500 came with no graphics capability--a third party add-on card was required. The most innovative feature of the 9500 was that it's processor came on a daughtercard, making future upgrades much less expensive. The 9500 cost $5,300, and was "speed bumped" to 150 MHz in April 1996. In August 1996, The 9500 was speed bumped again to a 200 MHz 604e processor and a multiprocessing twin 180 MHz 604e-based 9500 was released. The 9500 was replaced in early 1997 by the 9600. | ||
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| User | fabrizio | ||
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