Disambiguation evidence for LC series via surface form

"Macintosh LC series"


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Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Macintosh LC series".

Predicate Object
alsoKnownAs LC series
surface form: Low-Cost Color series
architecture 68k Macintosh architecture
bundleOption Apple IIe Card (for some models)
cpuFamily Motorola 68000 family
surface form: Motorola 680x0
designGoal low-cost Macintosh desktop computers
developer Apple Inc.
surface form: Apple Computer, Inc.
discontinued mid-1990s
discontinuedBy Apple Inc.
surface form: Apple Computer, Inc.
displaySupport color monitors
expansion LC Processor Direct Slot (LC PDS)
formFactor desktop computer
graphicsCapability built-in color graphics
includesModel Macintosh LC
includesModel Macintosh LC
surface form: Macintosh LC 475
includesModel Macintosh LC
surface form: Macintosh LC 520
includesModel Macintosh LC
surface form: Macintosh LC 550
includesModel Macintosh LC
surface form: Macintosh LC 575
includesModel Macintosh LC
surface form: Macintosh LC 580
includesModel Macintosh LC
surface form: Macintosh LC II
includesModel Macintosh LC
surface form: Macintosh LC III
includesModel Macintosh LC
surface form: Macintosh LC III+
instanceOf Macintosh desktop computer line
instanceOf line of personal computers
introduced 1990
manufacturer Apple Inc.
surface form: Apple Computer, Inc.
marketingPosition more affordable alternative to Macintosh II line
notableFeature education-focused configurations
notableFeature low-profile pizza-box case design
notableFeature relatively low price compared to other Macintosh models of the time
operatingSystem Mac OS 8
operatingSystem Classic Mac OS
surface form: System 6
operatingSystem Classic Mac OS
surface form: System 7
platform Apple Macintosh computers
surface form: Macintosh
predecessor Macintosh II series
primaryRegion United States of America
surface form: United States
primaryUse K–12 school computer labs
primaryUse classroom computers
productLineEnd mid-1990s
productLineStart 1990
successor Performa
surface form: Performa series
successor Power Macintosh series
targetMarket education market
targetMarket home users