Macintosh XL
by Apple
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About the Macintosh XL
The Macintosh XL was Apple Computer's final attempt to salvage the failing Lisa platform by repositioning it as a high-end Macintosh computer. Released on January 1, 1985, the Macintosh XL was essentially a rebadged Lisa 2/10 bundled with MacWorks XL, a software environment that enabled 64K Macintosh ROM emulation. Despite initial success that exceeded Apple's conservative projections, the company discontinued the Macintosh XL after just four months when component supplies were exhausted, making it one of the shortest-lived products in Apple's history. CPU: Motorola 68000 @ 5 MHz · RAM: 512 KB RAM standard (expandable to 2 MB) · Storage: 1 × 3.5″ floppy (400 KB) + 10 MB Widget HDD · Display: 12″ monochrome CRT, 720 × 364 pixels (rectangular)608 × 432 pixels (square with Screen Kit) · Sound: Internal piezo speaker (no Mac sound hardware) · OS: MacWorks XL (Mac System 1.1–3.2)MacWorks Plus (up to System 6.0.3)MacWorks Plus II (up to System 7.5.5)
Macintosh XL is a home computer by Apple, released in 1985. It belongs to the Apple Macintosh family. Model A6S0200.
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Specifications
- Category
- Computer
- Platform
- Apple Macintosh
- Manufacturer
- Apple
- Released
- 1985
- Model number
- A6S0200
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