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How much hard drive capacity did the the first Apple computer have?
Wiki User
∙ 8y ago
Neither the Apple I nor the Apple ][ included a hard disk drive. Only 5 inch floppy drives were offered.
None.
The first Apple computers didn't have hard drives at all, only floppy disks (actually, the first one, the Apple I didn't even have these, but the more popular Apple II did). Prior to the use of discs home computers used audio cassette tapes to store data.
The first Apple hard drive was introduced in 1981 and was called the ProFile. It had a 5MB capacity and was designed to add onto the Apple III. In 1983 Apple introduced a card to allow the ProFile, which by then had grown to 10MB, to be used with the Apple II. The IBM XT PC came out in 1983 with a built in 10MB hard disc.
80 MB
Rafaela Morissette
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∙ 11y agoThe first Apple hard disk was the HD20 and it would hold about 20MB of data..
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How much did the driver capacity did the first apple computer have?
i think it ran on u-235
When did Apple made their very first computer?
The first Apple computer, called Apple 1, was made in 1976.
What was apple's first invention?
The Apple I, a personal computer was the first invention of apple.
What was the first product made in apple?
the apple yes they invented the apple
What year was apple computer created in?
The first apple computer created in 1976.
When was the apple computer introduced?
The first Apple computer was sold in July 1976.
What was the first device Steve Jobes invented?
The first thing that Steve Jobs invented was the first model of the apple computer, Called the Apple I.
Where was the first apple computer named?
Apple 1.
How much drive capcity did the first apple computer have?
4 KB standard Ram. Expandable to 48 KB with expansion cards.
When did Steve wozniak invent the apple?
Steve Jobs and Stephen Wozniak introduced the first Apple computer in 1976
What was Apple's first product?
macbook
When did the apple computer come out?
No, it was the 5th Apple computer. 1. Apple 1 2. Apple 2 3. Apple 3 4. Lisa 5. Macintosh
