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== Specifications as printed == <templatestyles src="Template:StyledTable/styles.css" /> {| class="wikitable styled-table" |- ! Item !! AppleCD 150 !! AppleCD 300 |- | Average access time (including latency) || 380 ms typical || 360 ms typical (normal), 295 ms (double speed) |- | Maximum access (first to last block) || 650 ms typical || (not printed separately) |- | Data-streaming rate || Mode 1: 150K/s; Mode 2: 171K/s || normal Mode 1: 150K/s, Mode 2: 171K/s; double Mode 1: 300K/s, Mode 2: 342K/s |- | Block rate || 75 blocks/s || 75 blocks/s normal, 150 blocks/s double |- | SCSI transfer rate || approx. 1.5 MB/s || approx. 2.5 MB/s |- | Rotational speed || approx. 230-530 rpm || 230-530 rpm normal, 460-1,060 rpm double |- | Data capacity || colspan="2" | Mode 1: 656 MB |- | Interfaces || colspan="2" | one headphone jack, two SCSI 50-pin connectors, two audio output jacks |- | Medium || colspan="2" | 12 cm optical disc in a CD caddy |} The AppleCD 300 additionally lists multi-session Kodak Photo CD (QuickTime required), ISO 9660 / High Sierra, Macintosh HFS, CD-ROM XA (needs extra ADPCM hardware for compressed audio), CD+G, CD+MIDI and standard audio CDs.
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