Greetings all,

Just taking a look at the stack of LC pizza boxes I've got and I started wondering when Apple started using generic cases (ie not screened logos - seems to be linked to non-autoinject floppy drive).

Now, I've got:

LC - screened name

LC II - screened name

LC II - stick on name

LC III - screened name

LC III - stick on name (but has a IIIplus motherboard, so I gather is a IIIplus)

LC 475 - stick on name

Q605 - stick on name (and modified case)

Now I gather the stick on nameplates are a way of using up old stock etc, but until I found the LC II with a stick on name and non-autoinject drive today, I had assumed that the 475 was the first with that style case, and that the LC IIIplus were built using available cases of the day.

Was the LC widely available with non-autoinject drives?

Regards,

Macdownunder