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Apple Mac Specs > By Case Type
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Complete technical details on every Apple Mac and Mac clone, organized by case type. This includes Notebook, All-in-One, Cube, Tower, Desktop, Cylinder, and Rackmount case types.
Mac case types are further segmented below by four major "eras" in reverse chronological order -- Apple Silicon Macs (M-Series; 2020-Current), Intel Macs (2006-2023), PowerPC Macs (1994-2006), and 68k Macs (68000-68040; 1984-1996).
Vintage Mac clones By Case Type are organized below, too.
Remember that you always can use your browser's find function (⌘F on Macs) on this page to quickly spotlight specific categories or case types.
Also see: Apple Macs By Series, Year, Processor, Capability and Identifier.
Note that All-in-One, Cube, Tower, and Desktop case types are all designed for fixed use at a desk, but specifics are different:
- All-in-One Macs have the display and computer integrated in a single piece of hardware with a separate keyboard and mouse or other input device.
- Cube, or Cuboid, Macs are compact and intended to be placed next to or behind a separate display.
- Tower Macs are large, have at least some degree of internal expansion, and can be placed next to a display or under a desk.
- Desktop Macs, now largely from the distant past, are built to have a separate display placed on top of the computer itself.
Apple Silicon Macs By Case Type (M-Series; 2020-Current)
Intel Macs By Case Type (2006-2023)
PowerPC Macs By Case Type (1994-2006)
68k Macs By Case Type (68000-68040 Macs; 1984-1996)
Mac Clones By Case Type (1987-1998)
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