Power Macintosh 7300
Background
The 7300 replaced both the 7200 and the 7600 in Apple's product line. Available in both 180 and 200 MHz models (and 166MHz in Japan and Europe), the 7300 ran on a single 604e processor. It lost the 7600's video input circuitry, but kept the removable daughtercard and the 7600's memory interleaving feature. (neither of which had been included in the 7200) The 180 MHz model included 16 MB of RAM, and sold for $1,700 U.S. The 200 MHz model included 32 MB of RAM, and sold for $2,300 U.S.
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Key Specs
DisplayTower / Desktop
ChipPowerPC 604e and 166 MHz Pentium (on PC Compatible)
MemoryNone / Max 1.0 GB (actual) / 512 MB (Apple)
Storage2.0 GB
Weight10 kg
Full Specifications
Basic Info
Release Date1997.02
Introduced1997 2
Discontinued1997 11
Original Price$1,700 (180 MHz) / $2,300 (200 MHz)
OS SupportSystem 7.5.5 (System Enabler 702) ~ Mac OS 9.1
Support StatusDiscontinued
Chip & Storage
ChipPowerPC 604e and 166 MHz Pentium (on PC Compatible)（166 / 180 / 200 MHz, 32 -bit architecture, 1 core per processor, Built-in FPU）
MemoryNone / Max 1.0 GB (actual) / 512 MB (Apple)
Storage2.0 GB
Hard Drive InterfaceSCSI
FirmwareOpen Firmware with Macintosh ROM
Graphics Memory2 or 4 MB VRAM
Display
Screen TypeTower / Desktop
Connectivity & Expansion
Expansion Slots3 - PCI
Backup Battery3.6 V Lithium
Power Consumption150 W
Body & Dimensions
Width36.5 mm
Height15.6 mm
Thickness43 mm
Weight10 kg
Color
Available Colors
Model Identifier
Model IDM3979