Power Macintosh 6200/75 (1995)
A compact 75 MHz desktop with a PowerPC 603 and 72-pin SIMM memory.
Specs
| Processor | PowerPC 603 · 75 MHz |
| RAM | 8-64 MB · 2 SIMM (72-pin) |
| Cache | L2 · 256 KB |
| VRAM | 1 MB |
| Original system | System 7.5.1 |
History and documentation
The Power Macintosh 6200/75 belongs to the 1995 generation and uses a 75 MHz PowerPC 603. Apple gives it its own specification and explicitly says it was not sold in the United States. This entry preserves the documented product name rather than substituting a similar model.
Design and specifications
Apple's table specifies 8 MB of starting RAM, expansion to 64 MB through two 72-pin SIMM sockets, 256 KB of L2 cache and 1 MB of integrated video memory. Original system software is identified as 7.5.1. These are model specifications, not an inspection of each unit's components.
Use and context
Apple's source preserves an old table with displaced fields. This entry therefore does not reproduce the misaligned USB, FireWire, AirPort or Ethernet labels as specifications. The year 1995 comes from that documentation; it is not presented as a first-shipment date or evidence of local availability.