In short, the Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh also known as Spartacus or TAM, which was his code name, was presented in January 1997 for the twentieth anniversary of the founding of Apple Computer, was to represent the state of the art, as a result had a high price compared to other computer: 7400 approximately $ 14 million in Italy.
was based on a PowerPC 603e at 250 MHz with 32 KB L1 Cache and 512 KB or 1 MB of L2 Cache. He had a 2 GB IDE HD, a PCI expansion slot and a COMM II, 32 MB RAM expandable to 128 MB 168-pin DIMM slots on two
The monitor was a 12.1 "TFT active matrix chip set with ATI 3D RAGE II 800 x 600 @ 6 - or 16-bits. Audio I / O 16-bit, 2 ADB, 2 Serial, SCSI, Modem, 33.6 kbit / s, TV receiver and video I / O. On the front of the reader 4x CD-Rom had an opening book in style & Bang, Olufsen, Bose speakers with subwoofer, which were also contained the power supply. They were always on the front: headphone jack, microphone, volume and brightness settings and IrDA.
The small keyboard was a support for your wrists with leather and incorporates a touchpad which could be detached (a lid closing the remaining space) to be placed sideways. Even
manuals and diskettes were provided in conjunction with other gadgets in a beautiful leather case.
The TAM as well as beautiful and elegant, a computer was aesthetically revolutionary years and anticipated what would be the Macintosh of the future with the series iMac G5. Thanks to my friend
Fabio the Apple store Intown of Rome for the beautiful and precious gift.
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