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I just realized that a lot of '030 software requires or at least prefers a color video/monitor combination, but the same software can be used on the Powerbooks, which a majority of them were in Greyscale. Of course, it is a given that the Powerbook has enough RAM to support the System and Program App software.
It is not until the PowerBook 165 and PowerBook Duo 270 that color screens were introduced into Mac Laptops, but much of the software still ran on the non-color powerbooks.
I just realized that a lot of '030 software requires or at least prefers a color video/monitor combination, but the same software can be used on the Powerbooks, which a majority of them were in Greyscale. Of course, it is a given that the Powerbook has enough RAM to support the System and Program App software.
It is not until the PowerBook 165 and PowerBook Duo 270 that color screens were introduced into Mac Laptops, but much of the software still ran on the non-color powerbooks.