PowerBook 1400cs

The PowerBook 1400cs was first introduced in 1996. It is nearly identical with more expensive PowerBook 1400c models except that it uses a less-costly passive matrix LCD display.

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Macintosh PowerBook 1400cs/117, 133 and 166: Technical Specifications at Apple Support
PowerBook 1400cs/117, 133, and 166 specs at EveryMac
PowerBook 1400: Dated and Slow, but Still Useful by Daniel Knight at Low End Mac (2006-01-06)
PowerBook 1400cs at Wikipedia

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Macintosh PowerBook series
PowerBook 100 \|	140 · 145 \| 150 \| 160 \| 165 · 165c \| 170 \| 180 · 180c \| 190 · 190cs
PowerBook Duo \|	210 · 230 \| 250 · 270c \| 280 · 280c \| 2300c
PowerBook 520 ·	520c \| 540 · 540c \| 550c
PowerBook 1400 ·	1400cs \| 2400c \| 3400c \| 5300
PowerBook G3 ·	("Kanga") \| G3 Series ("Wallstreet I" · "Wallstreet II" \| "Lombard" · "Pismo")
PowerBook G4 ·	Titanium \| Aluminum (12-inch · 15-inch · 17-inch)
Discontinued in 2006 and superseded by the MacBook Pro

Macintosh PowerBook series
PowerBook 100 \|	140 · 145 \| 150 \| 160 \| 165 · 165c \| 170 \| 180 · 180c \| 190 · 190cs
PowerBook Duo \|	210 · 230 \| 250 · 270c \| 280 · 280c \| 2300c
PowerBook 520 ·	520c \| 540 · 540c \| 550c
PowerBook 1400 ·	1400cs \| 2400c \| 3400c \| 5300
PowerBook G3 ·	("Kanga") \| G3 Series ("Wallstreet I" · "Wallstreet II" \| "Lombard" · "Pismo")
PowerBook G4 ·	Titanium \| Aluminum (12-inch · 15-inch · 17-inch)
Discontinued in 2006 and superseded by the MacBook Pro