The front bezel is interesting, having the Snow White line right across the front following the floppy, more or less like a MacII, IIsi or an LCIII. The LC575, I had thought, was in the Espresso design language.
My LC575 is rather differently styled, like the Color Classic, LC475, Quadra 605, LC630, etc.
The bezel would have made it a good deal more expensive to upgrade to a CD back in the day, wouldn't it? Given the new emphasis on multimedia in the year of manufacture (when having a CD drive was a BIG THING), I would have thought that a CD-less LC575 would just have a plug in the CD hole, and be ready for the upgrade, in the way the CD-less LC630 did. Mind you, I suppose it could have taken two scsi hard drives, and still looked right, and that's something.
My LC575 is rather differently styled, like the Color Classic, LC475, Quadra 605, LC630, etc.
The bezel would have made it a good deal more expensive to upgrade to a CD back in the day, wouldn't it? Given the new emphasis on multimedia in the year of manufacture (when having a CD drive was a BIG THING), I would have thought that a CD-less LC575 would just have a plug in the CD hole, and be ready for the upgrade, in the way the CD-less LC630 did. Mind you, I suppose it could have taken two scsi hard drives, and still looked right, and that's something.