PowerBook 160

Description

Macintosh PowerBook 160, M4550. 1992 model features a 25MHz 68030 processor. They came with 4 MB RAM and a 40-120 MB hard drive. It has a 9.8″ grayscale passive matrix display with support for 8-bit color on an external monitor, and a 1.4MB floppy disk drive. This model also reintroduced SCSI Disk Mode (HD Target Mode) allowing you to mount your PowerBook HD on another Mac – with the right cable.

Select One:

A) SN: FC2484F7452. Powers on and chimes. Has rear I/O door. Hinges starting to get a little bit stiff. It sounds like the hard drive may be booting and it will boot from a floppy – you can hear it. Screen has some light showing, but doesn’t display anything. Photos are of this one except last two.

B) SN: FC246689452. Powers on and chimes. Has rear I/O door. Hinges starting to get a little bit stiff.  Hard drive seems to spin up but nothing happens. Will boot from System 7.5 floppy, but screen is very very dim. Second to last photo – failed to capture the dim images but they are there.

C) SN: FC2465DF451. Powers on and chimes. Screen doesn’t work, and it only boots to a white screen on an external display. Other functionality is unknown. No rear I/O door. No battery. Hinges move nicely. Case looks good.

All sold As-is

Sold with or without working M5140 AC Adapter