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This is my most recent Mac-related acquisition. A Mac Classic, this is the closest thing I have to an original Mac. All-in-one case, 512x384 9-inch monochrome monitor, no hard drive. Need to get an external hard drive and a copy of some really old syst em software on 880K disks to get this working. Very cool. | This is my most recent Mac-related acquisition. A Mac Classic, this is the closest thing I have to an original Mac. All-in-one case, 512x384 9-inch monochrome monitor, no hard drive. Need to get an external hard drive and a copy of some really old syst em software on 880K disks to get this working. Very cool. | ||
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| Apple Macintosh Classic | |
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 Macintosh Classic | |
| Hardware | |
| Vendor: | Apple Computer |
| Model: | Macintosh Classic |
| CPU: | {{{cpu}}}@{{{freq}}} |
| Software | |
| OS: | System Software 6.0.3 (ROM) |
| Collection Data | |
| Acquired: | 2001 |
| From: | Wyatt King |
| Relinquished: | 2004 |
| Relinquished to: | Rawson Self Storage Auction |
| Catalog Data | |
| Location: | Location Unknown |
| Usage Info | |
| Role: | Incomplete Restoration |
Historical Summary
Note that the information presented in this section was retrieved from my old personal website, The VAX Pirate's Lair, and is not likely to be entirely accurate or timely. Spelling errors have been kept intact for the purposes of historical preservation.
classic (unnamed)
This is my most recent Mac-related acquisition. A Mac Classic, this is the closest thing I have to an original Mac. All-in-one case, 512x384 9-inch monochrome monitor, no hard drive. Need to get an external hard drive and a copy of some really old syst em software on 880K disks to get this working. Very cool.