Apple Macintosh PowerBook 180 vs Apple Macintosh PowerBook 180c

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Macintosh PowerBook 180 compared with Macintosh PowerBook 180c
AppleMacintosh PowerBook 180AppleMacintosh PowerBook 180c
Overview
ReleasedOctober 1992June 1993
Display
Screen size10″10″
Resolution640 × 400640 × 480 (better)
TouchscreenNoNo
Display type10-inch backlit active-matrix LCD, displaying 16 shades of grey at 640 × 40010-inch backlit TFT active-matrix colour LCD, displaying 256 colours at 640 × 480
Performance
ProcessorMotorola 68030 33 MHz (PowerBook 180)Motorola 68030 33 MHz (PowerBook 180c)
CPU cores11
Memory4 MB4 MB
Storage80 MB to 120 MB80 MB to 160 MB (better)
CPU33 MHz Motorola 68030 with Motorola 68882 floating-point coprocessor; optional 16 MHz power-saving mode33 MHz Motorola 68030 with Motorola 68882 floating-point coprocessor; optional 16 MHz power-saving mode
Memory type4 MB on the logic board, expandable to 14 MB with a memory card4 MB on the logic board, expandable to 14 MB with a memory card
Storage typeInternal 2.5-inch SCSI hard drive, offered by Apple at 80 or 120 MB; built-in 1.4 MB Apple SuperDrive floppy driveInternal 2.5-inch SCSI hard drive, offered by Apple at 80 or 160 MB; built-in 1.4 MB Apple SuperDrive floppy drive
Battery and size
Battery life (maker's claim)Up to 3 hoursUp to 2 hours
Weight3.1 kg (better)3.2 kg
Thickness58 mm (better)59 mm
Width × depth287 × 236 mm287 × 236 mm
Battery life detailRemovable nickel-cadmium battery; Apple stated an average 2.5–3 hours of operationRemovable nickel-cadmium battery; Apple stated an average 1–2 hours of operation
Connections
Operating systemmacOSmacOS
Port detailADB, HDI-30 SCSI, two RS-422 serial ports, custom video output and audio input/output; internal modem connector, with modem optionalADB, HDI-30 SCSI, two serial ports, video output and audio input/output; internal modem optional
External displaysUp to 256 colours on Apple monitors through 16 inches; mirror or independent extended display modesSupports Apple displays except the Macintosh 21-inch Color Display, plus some third-party VGA and SVGA monitors; mirror or independent extended display modes
KeyboardBuilt-in keyboard with trackball below the keysBuilt-in keyboard with trackball below the keys
TrackpadBuilt-in trackballBuilt-in trackball
SpeakersBuilt-in speaker and microphone; stereo output through the headphone jackBuilt-in speaker and microphone

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