PowerBook 100

The Macintosh PowerBook 100 is one of the first models of the PowerBook series, released in October 1991 by Apple Computer. This specific model was designed and engineered by Sony for Apple.PowerBook 100: How Sony Perfectly Miniaturized the 16 Pound Macintosh Portable by Leo Titus LeBron V, Low End Mac. 2007-08-08.
==Description==
===External specifications===
* Dimensions: 1.8 x 11 x 8.5 inches (4.57 x 27.94 x 21.59 cm)
* Weight: 5.1 pounds (2.3 kg)
* Color: dark gray
===Internal specifications===
* Bus: 16 MHz
* ROM: 256 kB
* PMMU: 
* FPU: None
* Built-in RAM: 2 MB pseudo-static, 100ns
* Soldered RAM: 
* RAM expansion options: up to 8 MB
* Hard drive size: 20 or 40 MB 2.5" SCSI drive, upgradable to ~1 GB
* Floppy drive: External 1.4 MB drive, HDI-20 connector
* Optical media drive: None
===Video and graphics===
* Built-in display: 9" FSTN supertwist passive-matrix, CCFL backlight
* VRAM: 
* Graphics card: 
* Resolution: 640 x 400
* Color depth: 1-bit
===Audio===
* Sound input: None
* Sound output: 8-bit mono
===Ports===
* SCSI: One (HDI-30)
* Other ports: Floppy (HDI-20), 3.5 mm mono socket (audio out), serial port (RS-422 for printer/modem)
===Networking===
* AppleTalk version: 
* LocalTalk: 
* Other networking options: 
===Power===
* Watts: 17 W
* Internal battery life: 
* Rechargeable battery life: 
==References==
==External links==
*Macintosh PowerBook 100: Technical Specifications at Apple Support
*PowerBook 100 FAQ by Stuart Bell (2003-07, archived 2005-12-12)
*PowerBook 100 at Jag's House
*PowerBook 100 at Low End Mac
*PowerBook 100 at the Hardware Wiki
* at Wikipedia
Category:1991 introductions