Enter the Macintosh Portable in 1989. By that point, Apple had expanded the Mac range to include powerful desktop machines, some modular, like the Mac II series.

In September of 1984, Apple introduced the “Fat Mac” with 512K, which helped to increase sales, but the Macintosh was clearly failing. By late 1985, Steve Jobs had left the company.

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It discontinued the last Mac in a compact all-in-one case, the Color Classic II, in 1995, ending the era of design inaugurated by the first Mac. Well, mostly.

As expected, the actual software of the Portable wasn't unlike the Macintosh II. In fact, Cult of Mac reports that it had a 16 MHz 68000 CPU, which was actually faster than the previous ...