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Apple Specs > PowerBook Duo (All) > PowerBook Duo (PowerPC)

Update Published September 13, 2026

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Every Apple PowerBook Duo with a PowerPC processor is listed below. Click a specific PowerBook Duo for complete tech specs, configuration options, identification details, and more.

Apple sold PowerBook Duo models with PowerPC processors from 1995 until 1997. The PowerBook Duo line provides both a notebook computer -- one that was very lightweight for its day -- and the option to set up a more powerful and capable desktop Macintosh using a compatible Duo Dock.

You may also be interested in All PowerBook Duo models, which includes earlier PowerBook Duo models with 68k processors (1992-1994) in addition to compatible Duo Docks and the PowerPC PowerBook Duo listed below.





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1 PowerPC PowerBook Duo Models Processor Type PowerBook Duo 2300c/100 100 MHz PowerPC 603e
Intro. August 28, 1995 Disc. February 1, 1997
Order M4220LL/A* Model N/A
RAM 8 MB, 20 MB VRAM N/A
Storage 750 MB, 1.1 GB* Optical None
Complete PowerBook Duo 2300c/100 Specs





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