Power Macintosh 7300/200 (1997)
A 200 MHz PowerPC 604e desktop with three PCI slots and expandable memory.

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Specs
| Processor | PowerPC 604e · 200 MHz |
| RAM | 32 MB · 512 MB (Apple-tested maximum) |
| Expansion | 3 PCI · 8 DIMM (168-pin) |
| Ports | ADB · DB-25 SCSI · DB-15 · AAUI · 10BASE-T |
| Original system | System 7.5.5 |
History and documentation
Apple's technical specification places the Power Macintosh 7300/200 on February 17, 1997. Its name identifies the 200 MHz PowerPC 604e processor; this is not a generic entry for every speed in the 7300 series. The date is a documented introduction, not a verified first sale in Spain.
Design and specifications
The documented configuration starts with 32 MB of RAM. Apple lists eight 168-pin DIMM sockets, a tested table maximum of 512 MB, 256 KB of L2 cache and three PCI slots. It notes that 128 MB DIMMs could be used but had not been tested; that note is not turned into an official 1 GB capacity.
Use and context
Connections include ADB, external DB-25 SCSI, DB-15 video, and AAUI and 10BASE-T Ethernet. The specification records original system software 7.5.5 and a 12-speed CD drive. These describe Apple's model; later upgrades may vary between individual units.