NeXT Computer

NeXTcube

a.k.a. Cube II

NeXT CubeOverview

NeXT overhauled their entire line in Sept. 1990, introducing the NeXTcube as a more powerful replacment for the original Cube. At just $11,495, it offered Quadra 900 speed at about the same price as a Mac IIfx 4/160 with a 12" b&w screen. And the NeXTstation included more memory, a larger hard drive, a 17" b&w display, and ethernet (the IIfx still used LocalTalk).

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