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The most innovative feature of NeXT computers is the NeXTstep operating system. With a graphical user interface (GUI), object oriented design, and its foundation on industry standard UNIX, NeXTstep has outlived the hardware it was designed for.
NeXT company coninued to provide NeXTstep software for other platforms, until 1996 when NeXT was acquired by Apple Computer Company, and the NeXTstep operating system became the basis for Apples OS X.
Teclado Full-stroke Teclado, 85 Teclas, 2 Pulsadores opto-mechanical mouse
CPU NeXTcube 030 : Motorola MC 68030 @ 25 Mhz
NeXTcube 040 : Motorola MC 68040 @ 25 Mhz
NeXTcube Turbo : Motorola MC 68040 @ 33 Mhz
Co-procesador FPU Motorola 68882 (math Co-procesador) @ 25 Mhz
RAM 8 Mb upgradable to 16 Mb (Cube 030) or to 64 Mb (Cube 040)
Modo gráfico 1120 x 832
Coloresc 4 (black, white and two shades of grey)
Sonido DSP Motorola 56001 @ 25 Mhz (16 bits, 44.1 Khz, stereo, 24k RAM upgradable to 576 kb)
Speaker built-in the monitor
Tamaño/Peso 31.8 x 30.5 x 30.5 cm
Puertos de entrada/salida 4 (3 free) NeXTbus connectors, internal SCSI connector, SCSI2 external connector, DSP, video output, proprietary port for NeXT laser printer, 2 RS232 ports, Ethernet,
Almacenamiento interno Magneto-Optical Drive (256 MB)
SCSI hard-disk, FDD (2.88 Mb) and CD-ROM were optional
OS MACH 4.3 + NextStep
Fuente de alimentación PSU built-in
Perifericos Modem
Precio $6500 (USA, october 88)
Kiosk