![]() These numbers refer to the amount of memory and size of the internal hard drive, so an “SE/20” would have a 20 MB hard drive and an SE 4/40 would have 4 MB of RAM and a 40 MB hard drive.Īlthough Apple officially rates SCSI on the SE at 1.25 MBps, real world testing finds it to be considerably lower at about half the rated speed. These are not different models, nor should an “SE/20” be confused with the more powerful SE/30. ![]() “SE/20” is not an official designation, often leads to confusion, and should not be used. The SE is sometimes referred to as the SE/20, SE 1/40, 4/80, etc. The SE was the first compact Mac with a built-in fan. Introduced along with the Mac II in March 1987, the SE came with 1 MB of RAM, one or two double-sided 800K floppies, and space to mount an internal SCSI hard drive (the second drive bay held either a hard drive or second floppy – no room for both, although that didn’t stop some people from creating a bracket to mount a hard drive in a two-floppy SE).
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