<ul><li>In 1986, the Macintosh 512Ke was released as an enhanced version of the Mac 512K, addressing the lack of memory in the original Mac.</li><li>The 512Ke served as a lower-cost alternative to the Macintosh Plus, offering an 8MHz 68000 processor, 512k RAM, and an 800KB floppy drive.</li><li>The Macintosh 512Ke featured an all-in-one case, a 9-inch monochrome display, and the ability to be used as an AppleShare server.</li><li>Apple's confusing naming convention continued with the Macintosh 512Ke, also being sold as the Macintosh ED and Macintosh 512K/800 in different markets.</li></ul>

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