Color on the Macintosh II was a particularly glorious thing, because not only could the Mac II simply do color, but the system supported up to 32-bits per pixel color depth, which is equivalent to ...

After the success of the relatively low-cost Macintosh, and moderately-priced successors like the Macintosh Plus, Apple released the Macintosh II in 1987. It was the first Mac to feature a color ...

The Macintosh II was Apple's first color Macintosh and came in a large, wide desktop form factor without a built-in display. The original Mac II models were, in order: Mac II; ...

Mac II was the first Apple computer to support a color display. It sold for an introductory price of $5,500, nearly twice the cost of the Macintosh SE. Photo courtesy of Alexander Schaelss via ...

The First Color Mac Was The Macintosh II. This arrived in 1987 and was the first time a color screen was used on a Mac. It was also the first Mac that used memory cards.

Despite being one of the pinnacles of the compact Mac series (along with, say, the Mac SE/30), the Color Classic II is very rare today because it only sold limited numbers in Canada, Europe, Asia ...

The original Mac came in a small, compact case that didn't stick around forever. ... It discontinued the last Mac in a compact all-in-one case, the Color Classic II, in 1995, ...

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 ... and the model listed comes with an ADB Apple Keyboard II.

The first Macintosh with a colour screen, the Macintosh II, only arrived in 1987. The Centre for Computing History in Cambridge, England, is one of many collections that feature a functioning 128K.