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| HARDWARE LAB - REAL TEST SYSTEMS |
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The Hardware Lab is about real machines, not only emulators. These four classic systems are available to us as physical test platforms. We document their historical hardware, typical configurations, original use cases and our present-day MultiEra tests. Why it matters: emulators are ideal for rapid testing. Original hardware shows how browsers, networks, storage and software behave within the real limitations of their era. |
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| IBM PS/2 MODEL 77 486 | |
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IBM - 1992 CPU: Intel 486SX/33 or 486DX2/66 RAM: 8 MB standard, up to 32 MB Professional 32-bit Micro Channel system with XGA-2 and SCSI. Ideal for DOS, Windows and OS/2.  SYSTEM PROFILE
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| MACINTOSH CENTRIS 650 | |
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Apple - 1993 CPU: 68LC040 or 68040, 25 MHz RAM: 4/8 MB standard, up to 132/136 MB Powerful 68k Mac for business, desktop publishing, graphics and networked work. SYSTEM PROFILE
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| MACINTOSH LC II | |
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Apple - 1992 CPU: Motorola 68030, 16 MHz RAM: 4 MB standard, up to 10 MB Compact education and home Mac in the low-profile pizza-box case. Ideal for early System 7 and classic browser tests. SYSTEM PROFILE
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| COMMODORE 64C | |
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Commodore - 1986 CPU: MOS 6510 / 8500, approx. 1 MHz RAM: 64 KB The later C64 in the light case: games, BASIC, demos, education and today our real 8-bit web target. SYSTEM PROFILE
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OTHER LAB HARDWARE A Power Mac G5 and a modern Apple Silicon Mac also serve as test and development platforms. This Legacy page focuses on the four classic systems above. |
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Deutsche Version | Last updated: 11-Oct-2026 |