Apple Macintosh PowerBook 2400c/180 vs Apple Macintosh PowerBook Duo 2300c/100

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Macintosh PowerBook 2400c/180 compared with Macintosh PowerBook Duo 2300c/100
AppleMacintosh PowerBook 2400c/180AppleMacintosh PowerBook Duo 2300c/100
Overview
ReleasedMay 1997August 1995
Display
Screen size10.4″9.5″
Resolution800 × 600 (better)640 × 480
TouchscreenNoNo
Display type10.4-inch backlit TFT active-matrix colour LCD, displaying thousands of colours at 800 × 6009.5-inch backlit active-matrix colour LCD; 256 colours at 640 × 480 or 32,768 colours at 640 × 400.
Performance
ProcessorPowerPC 603e 180 MHz (PowerBook 2400c)PowerPC 603e 100 MHz (PowerBook Duo 2300c/100)
CPU cores11
Memory16 MB20 MB (better)
Storage1.3 GB (better)1.1 GB
CPU180 MHz PowerPC 603e with integrated floating-point unit, 32 KB L1 cache and 256 KB L2 cache100 MHz PowerPC 603e with 32 KB L1 cache and 33 MHz data path.
Memory type16 MB on the logic board with one SO-DIMM expansion slotJapanese 20 MB factory configuration, expandable to 56 MB; 8 MB on the logic board and one Duo RAM slot.
Storage type1.3 GB internal ATA hard drive; supplied external 1.4 MB Apple SuperDrive floppy drive1.1 GB internal hard drive in the Japanese configuration; external floppy drive and CD-ROM access require accessories or a dock.
Battery and size
Battery life (maker's claim)Up to 4 hoursUp to 4 hours
Battery capacity29 Wh–
Weight2 kg (better)2.2 kg
Thickness47 mm38 mm (better)
Width × depth267 × 213 mm277 × 216 mm
Battery life detailRemovable 29 Wh lithium-ion battery; Apple stated an average 2–4 hours of operationRemovable Type III nickel-metal hydride battery; Apple quoted two to four hours per charge.
Connections
Operating systemmacOSmacOS
Port detailADB, HDI-30 SCSI, serial, HDI-15 video, infrared, stereo audio input/output and external floppy connector; two Type II or one Type III PC Card slotRS-422 serial/LocalTalk, 152-pin Duo dock connector, power input and built-in 14.4 kbps Express modem in the Japanese configuration; no built-in Ethernet.
External displaysBuilt-in video output through the HDI-15 connector–
KeyboardBuilt-in keyboard with 12 function keys–
TrackpadBuilt-in Apple trackpad–
SpeakersBuilt-in speaker and microphone; 16-bit stereo audio input/outputBuilt-in mono speaker and microphone; stereo output through an optional Duo Dock.
In the boxExternal floppy drive, power adapter and lithium-ion batteryJapanese 20 MB/1.1 GB configuration supplied with KanjiTalk 7.5.2, Express modem, Type III battery and power adapter.

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