Macintosh LC II(1992)

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The LC II was essentially an upgrade of the original LC. Unfortunately, while Apple "speed-bumped" the processor to a 16 MHz 68030, they kept the 16-bit data path, making the speed improvement minimal (the 68030 was a 32-bit processor). The LC II sold for $1240 U.S., making it one of the more affordable Macs ever. It was discontinued in March 1993, when it was replaced by the LC III. In September 1992, it was bundled with several different hard drives and software, and re-released as the Performa 400, 405, 410, and 430.