Well . . . this is THE most cherry PowerBook I've ever gotten my grubby little paws upon, outside my brand new (remaindered) BabyPB!
There's not a blemish or sign of wear, but for a few scuffs (not scratches) to buff/polish on the top of the lid. There are a few scratches on the bottom, but almost no wear, even on its feets! It's just too bad the College of William and Mary didn't use a nice clean metal property plate like the NASA tag on my Luggable. The info's engraved into the bottom plate, but it lends a certain charm to the 'Book. The KBD and TrackBall Assy. & LCD all look factory fresh!
Boots like a champ every time (with the Bat pulled) which is to be expected. The FDD had a bit of trouble ejecting the 800k floppy I tried first, but after cycling it a half a dozen times it's back to as good as new w/HD & LD Disks.
Tag on the top says Ethernet: Token Ring, so they must have used a SCSI NIC on this puppy.
SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [
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There's not a blemish or sign of wear, but for a few scuffs (not scratches) to buff/polish on the top of the lid. There are a few scratches on the bottom, but almost no wear, even on its feets! It's just too bad the College of William and Mary didn't use a nice clean metal property plate like the NASA tag on my Luggable. The info's engraved into the bottom plate, but it lends a certain charm to the 'Book. The KBD and TrackBall Assy. & LCD all look factory fresh!
Boots like a champ every time (with the Bat pulled) which is to be expected. The FDD had a bit of trouble ejecting the 800k floppy I tried first, but after cycling it a half a dozen times it's back to as good as new w/HD & LD Disks.
Tag on the top says Ethernet: Token Ring, so they must have used a SCSI NIC on this puppy.
SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [
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