Apple Macintosh PowerBook 1400c/133 vs Apple Macintosh PowerBook 1400c/166

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Macintosh PowerBook 1400c/133 compared with Macintosh PowerBook 1400c/166
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Overview
ReleasedFebruary 1997July 1997
Display
Screen size11.3″11.3″
Resolution800 × 600800 × 600
TouchscreenNoNo
Display type11.3-inch active-matrix colour LCD; 16-bit colour at 800 × 600.11.3-inch active-matrix SVGA colour LCD; 16-bit colour at 800 × 600.
Performance
ProcessorPowerPC 603e 133 MHz (PowerBook 1400c/133)PowerPC 603e 166 MHz (PowerBook 1400c/166)
CPU cores11
Memory16 MB16 MB
Storage1 GB to 1.3 GB2 GB (better)
CPU133 MHz PowerPC 603e with 32 KB L1 and 128 KB L2 cache on a 33.3 MHz data path; Apple's later service sheet conflicts on L2, listing 256 KB.166 MHz PowerPC 603e with 32 KB L1 and 128 KB L2 cache on a 33.3 MHz data path.
Memory type16 MB on the logic board, expandable to 64 MB using stacked expansion cards.16 MB on the logic board, expandable to 64 MB using the memory slot's stacked cards.
Storage type1 GB hard drive in Apple's 1996 catalogue; a later Japanese 1.3 GB configuration is also documented. Removable 1.44 MB floppy and 6× CD-ROM modules use the expansion bay.2 GB internal ATA hard drive; removable 1.44 MB floppy and 8× CD-ROM modules for the expansion bay.
Battery and size
Battery life (maker's claim)Up to 4 hours–
Thickness51 mm–
Width × depth292 × 229 mm–
Battery life detailRemovable nickel-metal hydride battery; Apple Japan quotes two to four hours. Its Japanese specifications list 3.0 kg with the floppy or 3.14 kg with the CD-ROM fitted.Removable PowerBook 1400 nickel-metal hydride battery; Apple lists weight as 6.6 lb, varying with installed modules.
Connections
Operating systemmacOSmacOS
Port detailADB, HDI-30 SCSI, RS-422 serial/LocalTalk, audio input and output, infrared and two Type II PC Card slots or one Type III. Ethernet and mini-15 video required optional cards.ADB, HDI-30 SCSI, serial printer, audio input and output, infrared and two Type II PC Card slots or one Type III; Ethernet and mini-15 video required optional cards.
In the boxApple listed floppy and CD-ROM modules. The Japanese 1.3 GB version shipped with KanjiTalk 7.5.3.Canadian launch configuration included the floppy and 8× CD-ROM modules with Mac OS 7.6 or 7.6.1 preinstalled.

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