description Apple Macintosh LC III Overview
The Macintosh LC III is a compact desktop computer introduced by Apple in 1993 as part of the lower-cost Macintosh LC family. It uses a Motorola 68030 processor, supports color graphics, and was commonly paired with Apple displays capable of 640 by 480 output, although available resolutions depended on video memory and the monitor. Designed for homes, schools, and general office work, it retained the low-profile case associated with earlier LC models while providing improved performance and memory expansion.
help Apple Macintosh LC III FAQ
When was the Apple Macintosh LC III released?
Apple introduced the Macintosh LC III in February 1993. It was part of the lower-cost Macintosh LC family and replaced the LC II in Apple's lineup.
What processor does the Macintosh LC III use?
The LC III uses a 25 MHz Motorola 68030 processor. Its standard memory was 4 MB, expandable to as much as 36 MB.
What monitor resolutions can the Macintosh LC III support?
Apple's specifications list support for resolutions including 640 by 480 and 832 by 624, depending on the available video memory and display. The computer outputs video through its DB-15 video port.
Which operating systems work with a Macintosh LC III?
The LC III originally shipped with System 7.1 and supports later classic Mac OS releases, including Mac OS 7.6.1. It is a 68k Macintosh, so modern macOS software cannot run on it directly.
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