NeXTstation
Slab
The 'affordable' NeXT — $4,995 instead of $6,500 for the original Cube, and slab-shaped instead of cubic. Where the original Cube shipped with a 25 MHz 68030, the NeXTstation stepped up to a 25 MHz 68040, making it measurably faster for the floating-point-heavy workloads NeXTSTEP favoured. It was deployed heavily in universities, financial institutions, and research labs throughout the early 1990s. Most of the internet infrastructure concepts that became mainstream in the late 1990s were prototyped and proven on machines exactly like this one.
Reference →Identity
- Manufacturer
- NeXT
- Model Number
- N1100
Dates & Pricing
- Introduced
- 1990-09-18
- Discontinued
- 1993-02-09
- Release Year
- 1990
- Original Price (Low)
- $4,995
- Estimated Value
- $700
Processor
- CPU
- Motorola 68040
- CPU Speed
- 25 MHz
- FPU
- Integrated (68040)
- Bus Speed
- 25 MHz
Memory
- RAM
- 8-128 MB
- RAM Max
- 64 MB
- RAM Slots
- 4
- RAM Type
- 72-pin SIMM
Storage & Display
- Storage
- 2.88 MB floppy drive, 105-400 MB SCSI HD
- Graphics
- 17" NeXT MegaPixel Display 1120×832 monochrome or color
- Screen Size
- 17"
- Display Type
- CRT
- Native Resolution
- 1120×832
Expansion & Ports
- Ports
- Serial (Standard): 2 (RS-422) , SCSI: 1 , Ethernet: 1 (Thin Ethernet) , Sound In: 1 , Sound Out: 1
- Ethernet
- 1 (Thin Ethernet)
Software
- Operating System
- NEXTSTEP 2.0
- Min OS
- NEXTSTEP 2.0
- Max OS
- NEXTSTEP 3.3
Physical
- Weight
- 13.0 lbs
- Dimensions
- 3.0 x 16.25 x 14.5
eBay Sale Prices
Sales
8
Typical Low
$344
25th %ile
Typical High
$1.0k
75th %ile
Avg / Median
$995
$894 med
Full range: $300–$3k across 8 sales
All 8 sales
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