



PowerBook 100
The first of Apple's truly portable Mac's, the PowerBook 100 had basically the same processor as the old Mac Portable. The 100 was well received despite its slow processor, passive-matrix screen, and lack of internal floppy drive. It originally sold for $2,500
The PowerBook 100 was released alongside the 140 and the 170. While these two models were based on the same motherboard, the 100 had a more simple motherboard design, and was desiged and manufactured by Sony for Apple.
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PowerBook 100 Specs
Upgrades
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The PowerBook 100
FAQ page
Apple
Specs
PB 100 memory
pricing
Internet
Serial port normally restricted to 57.6 kbps; use of a 56k modem
may be limited.
Start here for
internet info on a 100
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Tips
For Browsing On Older Macs
Info
About Browsers On Older Macs
Surf
the web through another Mac - Mac
Plus or up
ZTerm
HOW-TO. Connect to Unix hosts or
Macs and PC's with this terminal emulation program.
Tips
on using Eudora on older Macs
Sue Korlan's Internet FAQ -
tips and tricks on getting online and staying online
Disc
image of system 6.0.8 with Eudora
1.3.1 - use email while booted off a
floppy
Remember to keep the battery charged or it will die forever.
The 100 has no termination power - you'll need a terminator on your
scsi chain or a terminated device.
Software
The 100 runs faster with system
6.08
Apps
that run under system 6.x
Uses
Word Processing
Web server
Email
HyperCard programming for kids
Learn How To Type
Play old games
Learn
Unix
Play network games
Paint programs for kids
Animation creation with HyperCard, Director, VideoWorks (last two are
out of print)
Clock
Datase, mailing list, recipes with Filemaker 1-3, HyperCard
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