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Nothing Special - Just a 512k
I received this on Friday via courier after completing a transaction with Strimkind (many thanks for the awesome packaging, btw), and so far the unit appears to be behaving itself (although I did notice upon starting it up tonight a glitch in the video; it may require some caps to be replaced on the analogue board in the near future). Otherwise, its in great cosmetic shape, and interestingly enough, this unit was originally a 128 (serial number ends in M0001; I believe the 512k ended with M0001E or M0001W).
Here are some pics below:




N.B. The 800k external drive, keyboard, mouse, and Kensington System Saver were from previous conquests.
Here are some pics below:




N.B. The 800k external drive, keyboard, mouse, and Kensington System Saver were from previous conquests.
Glad you are happy with it! I always try and pack my things well. No sense in doing a bad job and not having it arrive working.
I noticed the glitch the first time I booted it up, but it didn't do it the second time so I took it to be a thing from sitting for a long time.
Enjoy!
I noticed the glitch the first time I booted it up, but it didn't do it the second time so I took it to be a thing from sitting for a long time.
Enjoy!
Nuisance would be the more 'ideal' word to use, as the majority of the earlier compacts (128/512) were upgraded to a 512ke or a Plus, therefore rendering it difficult (and more expensive) to obtain a stock 128 or non-enhanced 512. My previous Compact Mac conquests have involved a 512ke, and 128k, which had both been upgraded to an early Plus, and an actual stock Plus (1MB/Beige).I have a 128k that has been upgraded to a Plus, pretty strange I think.
Although the Plus is more expandable than its predecessors with SCSI, and the 4MB RAM ceiling, I still have a soft spot for the early compacts, and I'm grateful to have purchased one that is in great condition, and best of all, was not upgraded to a Plus. :beige: