Mac: every model, specs and history

Mac Studio

4 models · 2022–2026

Desktop · 2022

Mac Studio (2022)

A small aluminum workstation built around M1 Max and the new M1 Ultra.

From $1,999 Apple M1 Max / M1 Ultra

Desktop · 2023 Available

Mac Studio (2023)

M2 Max and M2 Ultra bring faster graphics and Wi-Fi 6E.

From $1,999 Apple M2 Max / M2 Ultra

Desktop · 2025 Available

Mac Studio (2025)

M4 Max, M3 Ultra and Thunderbolt 5, with up to 512 GB of memory.

From $1,999 Apple M4 Max / M3 Ultra

Desktop · 2026 Available

Mac Studio (2026)

M5 Max and the first M5 Ultra, with PCIe Gen 6 storage.

From $2,499 Apple M5 Max / M5 Ultra

iMac Pro

1 model · 2017

Desktop · 2017

iMac Pro

A Space Gray 27-inch iMac with workstation guts.

From $4,999 Intel Xeon W 8-core, 3.2 GHz

MacBook Air

16 models · 2008–2026

Laptop · 2008

MacBook Air (Original, 2008)

The laptop that came out of an envelope.

From $1,799 Intel Core 2 Duo, 1.6 or 1.8 GHz

Laptop · 2010

MacBook Air (11-inch, Late 2010)

A wedge-shaped 11-inch laptop with instant-on flash storage.

From $999 Intel Core 2 Duo, 1.4 GHz

Laptop · 2010

MacBook Air (13-inch, Late 2010)

The 13-inch Air gained a higher-resolution display and an SD slot.

From $1,299 Intel Core 2 Duo, 1.86 GHz

Laptop · 2011

MacBook Air (11-inch and 13-inch, Mid 2011)

Sandy Bridge power, a backlit keyboard and Thunderbolt for the Air.

From $999 Intel Core i5, 1.6 or 1.7 GHz

Laptop · 2013

MacBook Air (Mid 2013)

Haswell brought all-day battery life to the Air.

From $999 Intel Core i5, 1.3 GHz

Laptop · 2018

MacBook Air (Retina, 13-inch, 2018)

A Retina screen and Touch ID finally reached the Air.

From $1,199 Intel Core i5, 1.6 GHz

Laptop · 2020

MacBook Air (Retina, 13-inch, 2020)

The last Intel MacBook Air brought the Magic Keyboard to the entry level.

From $999 Intel Core i3, 1.1 GHz

Laptop · 2020

MacBook Air (M1, 2020)

The first Apple silicon MacBook Air, fast and fanless.

From $999 Apple M1

Laptop · 2022

MacBook Air (13-inch, M2, 2022)

A flat redesign with a bigger display, MagSafe and a 1080p camera.

From $1,199 Apple M2

Laptop · 2023

MacBook Air (15-inch, M2, 2023)

The first 15-inch Air: a big screen with a thin body.

From $1,299 Apple M2

Laptop · 2024

MacBook Air (13-inch, M3, 2024)

M3 speeds and dual-display support for the 13-inch Air.

From $1,099 Apple M3

Laptop · 2024

MacBook Air (15-inch, M3, 2024)

The big Air gets M3 and a faster wireless chip.

From $1,299 Apple M3

Laptop · 2025

MacBook Air (13-inch, M4, 2025)

16 GB of memory as standard and a new Sky Blue color.

From $999 Apple M4

Laptop · 2025

MacBook Air (15-inch, M4, 2025)

The bigger Air got M4, 16 GB and a better camera.

From $1,199 Apple M4

Laptop · 2026 Available

MacBook Air (13-inch, M5, 2026)

M5 and 512 GB of storage arrive on the 13-inch Air.

From $1,099 Apple M5

Laptop · 2026 Available

MacBook Air (15-inch, M5, 2026)

The large Air gets the M5 chip, 512 GB and Wi-Fi 7.

From $1,299 Apple M5

Mac Pro

8 models · 2006–2023

Desktop · 2006

Mac Pro (2006)

The Power Mac G5 case with two dual-core Xeons: the Mac Pro is born.

From $2,199 Dual Intel Xeon 5100 dual-core, 2.66 GHz

Desktop · 2008

Mac Pro (Early 2008)

Eight Harpertown Xeon cores as standard.

From $2,799 Dual quad-core Intel Xeon, 2.8 GHz

Desktop · 2009

Mac Pro (Early 2009)

Nehalem Xeons and DDR3 memory arrive in the Mac Pro.

From $2,499 Intel Xeon quad-core, 2.66 GHz

Desktop · 2010

Mac Pro (Mid 2010)

Westmere Xeons bring a 12-core Mac Pro.

From $2,499 Intel Xeon quad-core, 2.8 GHz

Desktop · 2012

Mac Pro (Mid 2012)

A modest update that was the end of the aluminum cheese-grater tower.

From $2,499 Intel Xeon quad-core, 3.2 GHz

Desktop · 2013

Mac Pro (Late 2013)

A black cylinder with two workstation GPUs and a single fan.

From $2,999 Intel Xeon E5 quad-core, 3.7 GHz

Desktop · 2019

Mac Pro (2019)

The tower returns, modular and with a 1.4 kW power supply.

From $5,999 Intel Xeon W 8-core, 3.5 GHz

Desktop · 2023

Mac Pro (2023)

The last Mac Pro: an M2 Ultra tower with PCIe slots but no GPU upgrades.

From $6,999 Apple M2 Ultra

MacBook

5 models · 2006–2026

Laptop · 2006

MacBook (13-inch, 2006)

The iBook successor, in white and a bold new black.

From $1,099 Intel Core Duo, 1.83 or 2.0 GHz

Laptop · 2008

MacBook (Aluminum, Late 2008)

A one-piece aluminum MacBook with a glass multi-touch trackpad.

From $1,299 Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.0 GHz

Laptop · 2009

MacBook (13-inch, Late 2009)

A white polycarbonate unibody that kept the price under a thousand dollars.

From $999 Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.26 GHz

Laptop · 2015

MacBook (Retina, 12-inch, Early 2015)

A fanless 2-pound laptop with a single USB-C port.

From $1,299 Intel Core M, 1.1 or 1.2 GHz

Laptop · 2026 Available

MacBook Neo

A colorful 13-inch Mac laptop powered by an iPhone-class chip.

From $599 Apple A18 Pro

MacBook Pro

28 models · 2006–2026

Laptop · 2006

MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2006)

The first Intel-based Apple laptop took over from the PowerBook.

From $1,999 Intel Core Duo, 1.67 or 1.83 GHz

Laptop · 2006

MacBook Pro (17-inch, 2006)

The widescreen flagship went Intel with a 1680 by 1050 display.

From $2,799 Intel Core Duo, 2.16 GHz

Laptop · 2008

MacBook Pro (15-inch, Unibody, Late 2008)

Carved from one piece of aluminum, with a glass trackpad and dual GPUs.

From $1,999 Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.4 or 2.53 GHz

Laptop · 2009

MacBook Pro (17-inch, Unibody, 2009)

A unibody 17-inch with a sealed battery that lasts up to eight hours.

From $2,799 Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.66 GHz

Laptop · 2009

MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2009)

The aluminum MacBook was renamed MacBook Pro and gained an SD slot.

From $1,199 Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.26 GHz

Laptop · 2011

MacBook Pro (15-inch, Early 2011)

Quad-core power and the first Thunderbolt port on a Mac.

From $1,799 Intel Core i7 quad-core, 2.0 GHz

Laptop · 2012

MacBook Pro with Retina display (15-inch, Mid 2012)

The first Mac laptop with a Retina display, thinner and flash-only.

From $2,199 Intel Core i7 quad-core, 2.3 GHz

Laptop · 2012

MacBook Pro with Retina display (13-inch, Late 2012)

A 2560 by 1600 display in a 3.6-pound portable.

From $1,699 Intel Core i5 dual-core, 2.5 GHz

Laptop · 2016

MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2016, Touch Bar)

The Touch Bar, Touch ID and four Thunderbolt 3 ports arrived together.

From $1,799 Intel Core i5, 2.9 GHz

Laptop · 2016

MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2016, Touch Bar)

A lighter 15-inch Pro with a huge trackpad and quad-core power.

From $2,399 Intel Core i7 quad-core, 2.6 GHz

Laptop · 2018

MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2018)

The first six-core MacBook Pro, with True Tone and the T2 chip.

From $2,399 Intel Core i7 six-core, 2.2 GHz

Laptop · 2019

MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019)

The Magic Keyboard returned to the Pro with a larger 16-inch screen.

From $2,399 Intel Core i7 six-core, 2.6 GHz

Laptop · 2020

MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2020, Intel)

The 13-inch Pro got a Magic Keyboard before the switch to Apple silicon.

From $1,299 Intel Core i5 quad-core, 1.4 GHz

Laptop · 2020

MacBook Pro (13-inch, M1, 2020)

Touch Bar Pro with M1 and a battery that lasts a long working day.

From $1,299 Apple M1

Laptop · 2021

MacBook Pro (14-inch, M1 Pro / M1 Max, 2021)

A pro reset with mini-LED, a notch, ports and no Touch Bar.

From $1,999 Apple M1 Pro / M1 Max

Laptop · 2021

MacBook Pro (16-inch, M1 Pro / M1 Max, 2021)

The big-screen Pro with 21 hours of battery and desktop-class graphics.

From $2,499 Apple M1 Pro / M1 Max

Laptop · 2022

MacBook Pro (13-inch, M2, 2022)

The last MacBook Pro in the old body, now with M2.

From $1,299 Apple M2

Laptop · 2023

MacBook Pro (14-inch, M2 Pro / M2 Max, 2023)

Faster chips, Wi-Fi 6E and better battery life in the same body.

From $1,999 Apple M2 Pro / M2 Max

Laptop · 2023

MacBook Pro (16-inch, M2 Pro / M2 Max, 2023)

The 16-inch Pro gained M2 power and up to 22 hours of battery.

From $2,499 Apple M2 Pro / M2 Max

Laptop · 2023

MacBook Pro (14-inch, M3, 2023)

A new entry point to the XDR MacBook Pro, with M3 and 22 hours of battery.

From $1,599 Apple M3

Laptop · 2023

MacBook Pro (14-inch, M3 Pro / M3 Max, 2023)

Space Black arrives alongside M3 Pro and M3 Max.

From $1,999 Apple M3 Pro / M3 Max

Laptop · 2023

MacBook Pro (16-inch, M3 Pro / M3 Max, 2023)

The flagship laptop with up to 128 GB of memory and a Space Black shell.

From $2,499 Apple M3 Pro / M3 Max

Laptop · 2024

MacBook Pro (14-inch, M4, 2024)

M4 doubles the base memory to 16 GB and adds a nano-texture option.

From $1,599 Apple M4

Laptop · 2024

MacBook Pro (14-inch, M4 Pro / M4 Max, 2024)

Thunderbolt 5 and up to 128 GB of memory in a 14-inch body.

From $1,999 Apple M4 Pro / M4 Max

Laptop · 2024

MacBook Pro (16-inch, M4 Pro / M4 Max, 2024)

The largest MacBook Pro, with M4 Max graphics and a 24-hour battery.

From $2,499 Apple M4 Pro / M4 Max

Laptop · 2025 Available

MacBook Pro (14-inch, M5, 2025)

M5 adds neural accelerators in every GPU core to the entry Pro.

From $1,599 Apple M5

Laptop · 2026 Available

MacBook Pro (14-inch, M5 Pro / M5 Max, 2026)

Two-die Fusion Architecture chips come to the 14-inch Pro.

From $2,199 Apple M5 Pro / M5 Max

Laptop · 2026 Available

MacBook Pro (16-inch, M5 Pro / M5 Max, 2026)

The largest Pro with Fusion Architecture and 614 GB/s of memory bandwidth.

From $2,699 Apple M5 Pro / M5 Max

iMac

13 models · 2006–2024

Desktop · 2006

iMac (Early 2006)

The first Intel Mac, in the familiar white iMac G5 body.

From $1,299 Intel Core Duo, 1.83 GHz

Desktop · 2007

iMac (Mid 2007)

The all-aluminum, glass-front iMac arrives.

From $1,199 Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.0 GHz

Desktop · 2009

iMac (Late 2009)

The first 27-inch iMac and the first Magic Mouse.

From $1,199 Intel Core 2 Duo, 3.06 GHz

Desktop · 2011

iMac (Mid 2011)

Quad-core Sandy Bridge and Thunderbolt in the iMac.

From $1,199 Intel Core i5 quad-core, 2.5 GHz

Desktop · 2012

iMac (Late 2012)

Five millimeters thin at the edge, with no optical drive.

From $1,299 Intel Core i5 quad-core, 2.7 GHz

Desktop · 2014

iMac with Retina 5K Display (Late 2014)

Fourteen and a half million pixels in one 27-inch screen.

From $2,499 Intel Core i5 quad-core, 3.5 GHz

Desktop · 2015

iMac (Late 2015)

A 4K Retina display comes to the 21.5-inch iMac, plus wide color.

From $1,499 Intel Core i5 quad-core

Desktop · 2017

iMac (Mid 2017)

Kaby Lake, Thunderbolt 3 and brighter, wider displays.

From $1,099 Intel Core i5 (Kaby Lake)

Desktop · 2019 Available

iMac (2019)

Up to 8 cores and Vega graphics in the familiar iMac body.

From $1,299 Intel Core i5 six-core, 3.0 GHz

Desktop · 2020

iMac (27-inch, 2020)

The last Intel iMac, with a 1080p camera and a nano-texture option.

From $1,799 Intel Core i5 six-core, 3.1 GHz

Desktop · 2021 Available

iMac 24-inch (M1)

Seven colors, 11.5 mm thin, and an M1 chip behind a 4.5K screen.

From $1,299 Apple M1

Desktop · 2023 Available

iMac 24-inch (M3)

Same colorful slab, now with the 3-nanometer M3 chip.

From $1,299 Apple M3

Desktop · 2024 Available

iMac 24-inch (M4)

M4, 16 GB of memory and a nano-texture glass option.

From $1,299 Apple M4

Mac mini

13 models · 2005–2026

Desktop · 2005

Mac mini (G4)

The cheapest Mac ever: bring your own keyboard, mouse and display.

From $499 PowerPC G4, 1.25 GHz

Desktop · 2006

Mac mini (Early 2006)

The first Intel Mac mini, with a Core Solo or Core Duo inside.

From $599 Intel Core Solo 1.5 GHz / Core Duo 1.66 GHz

Desktop · 2007

Mac mini (Mid 2007)

Core 2 Duo power in the same small white box.

From $599 Intel Core 2 Duo, 1.83 GHz

Desktop · 2009

Mac mini (Early 2009)

Nvidia graphics, FireWire 800 and five USB ports.

From $599 Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.0 GHz

Desktop · 2010

Mac mini (Mid 2010)

A unibody aluminum redesign with HDMI and a built-in power supply.

From $699 Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.4 GHz

Desktop · 2011

Mac mini (Mid 2011)

Thunderbolt and Core i5 come to the Mac mini.

From $599 Intel Core i5 dual-core, 2.3 GHz

Desktop · 2012

Mac mini (Late 2012)

USB 3.0 and Ivy Bridge arrive in the small aluminum box.

From $599 Intel Core i5 dual-core, 2.5 GHz

Desktop · 2014

Mac mini (Late 2014)

Cheaper but with soldered memory and no quad-core option.

From $499 Intel Core i5 dual-core, 1.4 GHz

Desktop · 2018

Mac mini (2018)

Space Gray, six cores and four Thunderbolt 3 ports for pros.

From $799 Intel Core i3, 3.6 GHz quad-core

Desktop · 2020 Available

Mac mini (M1, 2020)

The first Apple silicon desktop, at $699.

From $699 Apple M1

Desktop · 2023

Mac mini (M2, 2023)

M2 for $599, or M2 Pro for serious work.

From $599 Apple M2 / M2 Pro

Desktop · 2024 Available

Mac mini (M4, 2024)

Half the footprint: a 5-inch aluminum cube with M4 and M4 Pro.

From $599 Apple M4 / M4 Pro

Desktop · 2026 Available

Mac mini (M6, 2026)

M6 and M5 Pro, Wi-Fi 7 and faster storage in the 5-inch cube.

From $899 Apple M6 / M5 Pro

iMac G5

2 models · 2004–2005

Desktop · 2004

iMac G5 (2004)

The computer is behind the display, only two inches thick.

From $1,299 PowerPC G5 (970FX), 1.6 GHz

Desktop · 2005

iMac G5 (iSight)

A built-in camera and a remote control join the thin white iMac.

From $1,299 PowerPC G5 (970FX), 1.9 GHz

Power Mac G5

2 models · 2003–2005

Desktop · 2003

Power Mac G5 (2003)

The first 64-bit Mac and the first aluminum tower.

From $1,999 PowerPC G5 (970), 1.6 to dual 2.0 GHz

Desktop · 2005

Power Mac G5 (Late 2005)

Dual-core and quad-core G5s with PCI Express.

From $1,999 Dual-core PowerPC G5, 2.0 to 2.5 GHz (Quad)

eMac

2 models · 2002–2005

Desktop · 2002

eMac (2002)

A big flat-screen CRT all-in-one made for classrooms.

From $1,099 PowerPC G4, 700 MHz

Desktop · 2005

eMac (2005)

The final eMac, with a 1.42 GHz G4 and Radeon 9600 graphics.

PowerPC G4, 1.42 GHz

iMac G4

3 models · 2002–2003

Desktop · 2002

iMac G4 (15-inch)

A flat panel on a swivel arm, rising from a hemispherical base.

From $1,299 PowerPC G4, 700 MHz

Desktop · 2002

iMac G4 (17-inch)

A widescreen iMac with a 17-inch display.

From $1,999 PowerPC G4, 800 MHz

Desktop · 2003

iMac G4 (20-inch)

The largest iMac G4, with a 20-inch widescreen display.

From $2,199 PowerPC G4, 1.25 GHz

PowerBook G4

4 models · 2001–2003

Laptop · 2001

PowerBook G4 (Titanium)

A wide-screen laptop in a titanium shell, only an inch thick.

From $2,599 PowerPC G4 (7410), 400 or 500 MHz

Laptop · 2003

PowerBook G4 (12-inch)

The smallest aluminum PowerBook, built for travel.

From $1,799 PowerPC G4 (7451), 867 MHz

Laptop · 2003

PowerBook G4 (17-inch)

A giant widescreen notebook with a keyboard that lights up.

From $3,299 PowerPC G4 (7451), 1 GHz

Laptop · 2003

PowerBook G4 (15-inch Aluminum)

The titanium PowerBook switched to a tougher aluminum shell.

PowerPC G4 (7455), 1 GHz to 1.67 GHz

iBook

4 models · 1999–2003

Laptop · 1999

iBook (Clamshell)

The playful consumer laptop with a handle and built-in wireless support.

From $1,599 PowerPC 750 (G3), 300 MHz

Laptop · 2001

iBook (Dual USB)

The white iBook dropped the clamshell look for a smaller, tidier shape.

PowerPC G3 (750cxe), 500 MHz

Laptop · 2001

iBook G3 (14-inch)

A bigger iBook with a 14.1-inch screen and Mac OS X as an option.

PowerPC G3 (750cx), 600 MHz

Laptop · 2003

iBook G4

The final iBook upgraded to a G4 and added a sleek white shell.

PowerPC G4 (7457), 800 MHz to 1.42 GHz

Power Mac G4

5 models · 1999–2002

Desktop · 1999

Power Mac G4 (PCI Graphics)

The first G4 desktop, billed as a supercomputer on your desk.

From $1,599 PowerPC G4, 350 to 450 MHz

Desktop · 2000

Power Mac G4 Cube

A silent G4 suspended in a clear acrylic cube.

From $1,799 PowerPC G4, 450 MHz

Desktop · 2000

Power Mac G4 (Gigabit Ethernet)

Gigabit Ethernet as a standard feature, plus the first dual-G4 tower.

PowerPC G4, 400 to dual 500 MHz

Desktop · 2001

Power Mac G4 (Quicksilver)

A silver, restyled G4 tower with a clean new case.

From $1,699 PowerPC G4, 733 MHz to dual 800 MHz

Desktop · 2002

Power Mac G4 (Mirrored Drive Doors)

The loud, dual-processor G4 with two drive doors on the front.

Dual PowerPC G4, 867 MHz to 1.25 GHz

iMac G3

5 models · 1998–2001

Desktop · 1998

iMac G3 (Bondi Blue)

The translucent teal computer that made personal computers friendly again.

From $1,299 PowerPC G3, 233 MHz

Desktop · 1999

iMac G3 (Five Flavors)

The iMac goes fruity: five translucent colors and a faster G3.

PowerPC G3, 266 MHz

Desktop · 1999

iMac DV

FireWire and a slot-loading DVD drive arrive on the iMac.

From $1,299 PowerPC G3, 400 MHz

Desktop · 2000

iMac G3 (Summer 2000)

The iMac breaks the $800 barrier with a new Indigo entry model.

From $799 PowerPC G3, 350 to 500 MHz

Desktop · 2001

iMac G3 (Flower Power and Blue Dalmatian)

Patterned iMacs for the iTunes generation.

PowerPC G3, 400 to 600 MHz

Power Macintosh G3

2 models · 1997–1999

Desktop · 1997

Power Macintosh G3 (Beige)

The G3 chip arrives, in desktop, mini tower and all-in-one cases.

PowerPC 750 (G3), 233 to 333 MHz

Desktop · 1999

Power Mac G3 (Blue and White)

A translucent tower with a swing-open side and no legacy ports.

From $1,599 PowerPC G3, 300 to 450 MHz

PowerBook G3

4 models · 1997–2000

Laptop · 1997

PowerBook G3 (1997)

The first PowerBook G3, nicknamed Kanga, brought a G3 chip on the go.

PowerPC 750 (G3), 233 or 250 MHz

Laptop · 1998

PowerBook G3 Series (Wallstreet)

A black, bulging powerhouse with big screens and a bay for everything.

PowerPC 750 (G3), 233 to 292 MHz

Laptop · 1999

PowerBook G3 (Bronze Keyboard, Lombard)

Slimmer, lighter and with USB, it traded black for a bronze keyboard.

From $2,499 PowerPC 750 (G3), 333 or 400 MHz

Laptop · 2000

PowerBook G3 (FireWire, Pismo)

The last G3 PowerBook added FireWire and a dedicated AirPort slot.

PowerPC 750 (G3), 400 or 500 MHz

Power Macintosh

4 models · 1994–1995

Desktop · 1994

Power Macintosh 6100

The entry point to the PowerPC era in a pizza-box case.

From $1,819 PowerPC 601, 60 MHz

Desktop · 1994

Power Macintosh 7100

The mid-range Power Mac, known inside Apple as "Carl Sagan".

From $2,899 PowerPC 601, 66 MHz

Desktop · 1994

Power Macintosh 8100

The flagship first-generation Power Mac, built on the Quadra 800 case.

From $4,249 PowerPC 601, 80 MHz

Desktop · 1995

Power Macintosh 9500

The first Mac with PCI slots and a swappable CPU card.

From $4,699 PowerPC 604, 120 MHz

Macintosh Centris

1 model · 1993

Desktop · 1993

Macintosh Centris 650

The Quadra-class desktop that launched Apple's short-lived Centris line.

Motorola 68040, 25 MHz

PowerBook

9 models · 1991–1997

Laptop · 1991

PowerBook 100

A slim, light Mac that defined how laptops are laid out.

From $2,500 Motorola 68000, 16 MHz

Laptop · 1991

PowerBook 140

The mainstream PowerBook with a faster 68030 and a built-in floppy.

From $3,500 Motorola 68030, 16 MHz

Laptop · 1991

PowerBook 170

Top of the first PowerBook line with an active-matrix screen.

From $4,600 Motorola 68030, 25 MHz, with FPU

Laptop · 1992

PowerBook Duo 230

An ultralight notebook that docked into a full desktop.

Motorola 68030, 33 MHz

Laptop · 1992

PowerBook 180

The fast 68030 PowerBook with the sharpest grayscale screen yet.

Motorola 68030, 33 MHz, with FPU

Laptop · 1994

PowerBook 540c

A redesigned flagship with a trackpad and a color screen.

Motorola 68LC040, 33 MHz

Laptop · 1995

PowerBook 5300

The first PowerPC PowerBook, famous for lithium-ion woes.

PowerPC 603e, 100 MHz

Laptop · 1996

PowerBook 1400

A rugged workhorse with a bay for a CD-ROM drive.

PowerPC 603e, 117 to 166 MHz

Laptop · 1997

PowerBook 3400

Billed as the fastest notebook in the world when it launched.

PowerPC 603e, 180 to 240 MHz

Macintosh Quadra

4 models · 1991–1993

Desktop · 1991

Macintosh Quadra 700

The 68040 mini-tower that started the Quadra era.

From $5,700 Motorola 68040, 25 MHz

Desktop · 1991

Macintosh Quadra 900

A full-tower 68040 powerhouse with five NuBus slots.

From $7,200 Motorola 68040, 25 MHz

Desktop · 1993

Macintosh Quadra 800

A compact Quadra tower that outran the pricier 950.

Motorola 68040, 33 MHz

Desktop · 1993

Macintosh Quadra 840AV

The last 68040 flagship, with a DSP for video and speech.

Motorola 68040, 40 MHz

Macintosh LC

1 model · 1990

Desktop · 1990

Macintosh LC

The affordable color Mac that conquered classrooms.

From $2,400 Motorola 68020, 16 MHz

Macintosh Portable

1 model · 1989

Laptop · 1989

Macintosh Portable

The first battery-powered Mac, heavy but ahead of its time.

From $6,500 Motorola 68000, 16 MHz

Macintosh II

5 models · 1987–1990

Desktop · 1987

Macintosh II

The first modular, color-capable Mac with six NuBus slots.

Motorola 68020, 16 MHz

Desktop · 1988

Macintosh IIx

A 68030 upgrade to the Mac II with the SuperDrive as standard.

From $7,769 Motorola 68030, 16 MHz

Desktop · 1989

Macintosh IIcx

A compact, quiet Mac II you could stand on its side.

From $5,369 Motorola 68030, 16 MHz

Desktop · 1989

Macintosh IIci

The workhorse Mac II with built-in video and 25 MHz speed.

From $6,269 Motorola 68030, 25 MHz

Desktop · 1990

Macintosh IIsi

A lower-cost Mac II with sound input and built-in video.

From $2,999 Motorola 68030, 20 MHz

Macintosh

9 models · 1984–1993

Desktop · 1984

Macintosh 128K

The beige box that put a mouse and icons on millions of desks.

From $2,495 Motorola 68000, 8 MHz

Desktop · 1984

Macintosh 512K

The "Fat Mac" quadrupled memory to make the Mac usable.

From $3,195 Motorola 68000, 8 MHz

Desktop · 1986

Macintosh Plus

SCSI, SIMM sockets and an 800 KB drive in the long-lived compact Mac.

From $2,599 Motorola 68000, 8 MHz

Desktop · 1986

Macintosh 512Ke

The budget Mac that borrowed the Plus floppy drive and ROMs.

From $1,999 Motorola 68000, 8 MHz

Desktop · 1987

Macintosh SE

A compact Mac with an internal drive bay and its first expansion slot.

From $2,900 Motorola 68000, 8 MHz

Desktop · 1989

Macintosh SE/30

The fast, hackable compact Mac that collectors still adore.

From $4,369 Motorola 68030, 15.7 MHz

Desktop · 1990

Macintosh Classic

The first Mac under a thousand dollars.

From $999 Motorola 68000, 8 MHz

Desktop · 1991

Macintosh Classic II

A 68030 Classic: faster, but still a black-and-white compact.

From $1,900 Motorola 68030, 16 MHz

Desktop · 1993

Macintosh Color Classic

The last compact Mac, now with a color Trinitron screen.

From $1,400 Motorola 68030, 16 MHz