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From: "Robert Poland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Vintage Macs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2001 12:02
Subject: RMore LC III vs. LC III+
> At 11:50 PM -0400 9/8/2001, Receipts wrote:
> >LC III vs. LC III+
> >
> >Does anyone know the definitive difference between the LC III and the LC
III+.
> >
> >I initially believed that the:
> > III was a 16bit bus and a 25mhz CPU
> > III+ was a 32bit bus and a 33mhz CPU
> >
> >But I see contradictions all over the place, with sites stating that the
> >III+ is a 25mhz with a 32bit bus, or a 33mhz with a 16bit bus.
> >
> >Does anyone know the absolute definite answer?
The LC III (aka Performa 450):
68030 @ 25 MHz, optional 68882 FPU (socketed)
32-bit data bus
RAM: Theoretically up to 132MB with MicroMac's BigSimms. One socket; 72
pin, 4MB soldered.
The LC III+ (aka Performa 460 (small HD), 466 (medium HD), 467 (large HD)):
68030 @ 33 MHz, optional 68882 FPU (socketed)
32-bit data bus
RAM: Theoretically up to 132MB with MicroMac's BigSimms. One socket; 72
pin, 4MB soldered.
The only difference between the two was the (a) size of hard drive and (b)
speed of CPU.
Erik
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