Watch out for all the Mac spec sites. Many of them have errors.
Some examples I can think of:
1. Mac SE/30: Many sites say it was discontinued in October 1990. It was discontinued in October 1991.
2. Mac LC II: Apple officially recommends 6.0.8 or higher, but many sites do not acknowledge that it can actually run 6.0.7 (although some do recognize the fact that an SE or Classic can run SSW older than the original version). I have been using an LC II with 6.0.7 for the past two days to test drives.
3. Mac SE: I don't think any of the major sites have recognition of the machines produced after the original discontinuation date. An SE can be as new as January 1991 (there may even be some from early February out there).
4. Macintosh ED: There's a good thread on here that explains this Mac. Most sites get it wrong and fail to recognize the many different computers tagged as such.
Some examples I can think of:
1. Mac SE/30: Many sites say it was discontinued in October 1990. It was discontinued in October 1991.
2. Mac LC II: Apple officially recommends 6.0.8 or higher, but many sites do not acknowledge that it can actually run 6.0.7 (although some do recognize the fact that an SE or Classic can run SSW older than the original version). I have been using an LC II with 6.0.7 for the past two days to test drives.
3. Mac SE: I don't think any of the major sites have recognition of the machines produced after the original discontinuation date. An SE can be as new as January 1991 (there may even be some from early February out there).
4. Macintosh ED: There's a good thread on here that explains this Mac. Most sites get it wrong and fail to recognize the many different computers tagged as such.