Before I snap the Mac back together, there are a few logic board comments I need to make. None of this information would have shown up well on the picture due to my low-end camera.
1. The serial number is M70208578.
2. The sticker is located to the left of the "bar code label" space.
3. Above jumper C57 it reads "Macintosh SE 820-0176-B ©1986 630-4125".
4. Underneath SIMM 3 it reads "Apple Computer 820-0176-B ©1986".
5. Along the side near the expansion slot it reads "TPB-D.VO"
The logic board looks like an early production model. If anyone with an SE made in 1987 wants to confirm that this is indeed a finished board, please let me know.
I say this because the board looks identical to a regular SE board, the computer acts like a regular SE and is recognized as such, and I remember reading that plans for the SE in mid-1986 called for a 68020.
Now to snap the computer back up and get the rest of those pictures online...
EDIT: I also took a picture of the computer running. Interestingly, there is a "Sleep" command available under the Special menu. It's running 6.0.7.
1. The serial number is M70208578.
2. The sticker is located to the left of the "bar code label" space.
3. Above jumper C57 it reads "Macintosh SE 820-0176-B ©1986 630-4125".
4. Underneath SIMM 3 it reads "Apple Computer 820-0176-B ©1986".
5. Along the side near the expansion slot it reads "TPB-D.VO"
The logic board looks like an early production model. If anyone with an SE made in 1987 wants to confirm that this is indeed a finished board, please let me know.
I say this because the board looks identical to a regular SE board, the computer acts like a regular SE and is recognized as such, and I remember reading that plans for the SE in mid-1986 called for a 68020.
Now to snap the computer back up and get the rest of those pictures online...
EDIT: I also took a picture of the computer running. Interestingly, there is a "Sleep" command available under the Special menu. It's running 6.0.7.