The IIfx was the biggest and the baddest of the Macintosh II line. Based on a 68030-40mhz processor, it blew anything and everything out of the water at the time of it’s introduction in 1990. These were primarily marketed to graphic designers, but it’s nearly $10,000 price tag (!!!!!) led to it’s demise in 1992. It was replaced by the Quadra series that began production in 1993.
This IIfx came to me recently via my graphic-designer sister. My brother-in-law purchased it used for her in the mid-90’s, ’cause artsy-types love Macs, right? Wrong! She tried to use it for a while, but found she preferred PC’s for designing.
It has 128MB of Ram, and an 80MB hard drive. That was nearly unheard of in 1990. No wonder it cost as much as it did.