I just secured an original Macintosh (128K), Model #M0001. Says "Macintosh" not "Macintosh 128K" on the back. This is the description:
Original Macintosh 128k. Model #M0001. Serial #F4381GTM0001.
Own a piece of computing history. Badge on the back next to the Apple logo
says "Macintosh" only, not like the later models which carried the label
"Macintosh 128k" to distinguish it from the Macintosh 512k model (Fat Mac).
This is indeed an extremely rare computer and very difficult to find
nowadays.
Beige case is extremely clean inside and out with no scratches, cracks or
markings. Signatures molded inside case are clear and easy to read. No dust
at all, it has been cleaned thoroughly with compressed air. 9 inch black and
white screen is clear and very bright (adjustment knob in front). Built in,
fully functioning 400k floppy drive.
No modifications made. Still in its original state just like it came off the
assembly line in February 1984. Decoding the serial number indicates that
this was the 1901st Mac built in Fresno, CA in 1984.
Guaranteed working and not DOA.
Hardware included:
Extended Keyboard w/coiled phone cord (#M0110A)
Brick Mouse (#A2M4015)
400k boot disk (floppy)
External 800k floppy drive (#A9M0106)
...for $125. Insane.
Note that the cardboard box that an original Mac came in went for $500 not long ago.
Sadly it comes w/ Mac Plus keyboard, but still... I will store it in the Mac travel bag that came with the Mac Plus I recently acquired until such time as I've got more space for my collection. Will be a few years away--but it should sit well in that bag.
blakespot
Original Macintosh 128k. Model #M0001. Serial #F4381GTM0001.
Own a piece of computing history. Badge on the back next to the Apple logo
says "Macintosh" only, not like the later models which carried the label
"Macintosh 128k" to distinguish it from the Macintosh 512k model (Fat Mac).
This is indeed an extremely rare computer and very difficult to find
nowadays.
Beige case is extremely clean inside and out with no scratches, cracks or
markings. Signatures molded inside case are clear and easy to read. No dust
at all, it has been cleaned thoroughly with compressed air. 9 inch black and
white screen is clear and very bright (adjustment knob in front). Built in,
fully functioning 400k floppy drive.
No modifications made. Still in its original state just like it came off the
assembly line in February 1984. Decoding the serial number indicates that
this was the 1901st Mac built in Fresno, CA in 1984.
Guaranteed working and not DOA.
Hardware included:
Extended Keyboard w/coiled phone cord (#M0110A)
Brick Mouse (#A2M4015)
400k boot disk (floppy)
External 800k floppy drive (#A9M0106)
...for $125. Insane.
Note that the cardboard box that an original Mac came in went for $500 not long ago.
Sadly it comes w/ Mac Plus keyboard, but still... I will store it in the Mac travel bag that came with the Mac Plus I recently acquired until such time as I've got more space for my collection. Will be a few years away--but it should sit well in that bag.
blakespot
