Benj Edwards:
At a time when it seemed that compact Macs would forever be saddled with 9-inch monochrome displays, the Color Classic burst forth with a glorious, ultra-sharp 10-inch Sony Trinitron tube that handily displayed 256 colors—although it did so at a 512 by 384 resolution that almost matched its compact ancestors.
I own a Color Classic, and enjoyed Benj’s article about the machine. It was a great little machine in its day.