Before all of that is the Apple Answer Book QA. It has a beige cover, blue text with white knock outs. Content is Apple II and III. It's a three punch hole publication. The Apple A…

Yeah, I'm thinking I'll use it for storage of one of my Pluses. I have another stored in the original box.

Yes - that case is cool!

I agree with Benson, I'd love to have a case like that for permanent mac storage.

dat flightcase :O

Was conquered at some stage or another so why the hell not?

Eh, it counts.

Is it a conquest if you uncover something in your own storage space? I have a workshop in my garage that's been home to my Apple/Mac accumulation for over 10 years. I'm moving lat…

Hello all, This is an update on recent events. A few days ago the MLA's database was corrupted due to a non-graceful shutdown at the hosting provider. I restored from a previous 2…

I have my Performa 475 hooked up to the vga port on my HDTV (using a vga adapter and a vga cable), the HDTV complains a little (complaining about resolution mismatch) when it first…

Cheers for the infor guys! Yes I must admit I am loving this whole SYstem 7 on an LCD experience... beautiful! This 1501 was chucked in with my current G5 when I bought it and …

Basically any Dell UltraSharp is a great choice, they tend to pretty much take any input.

Hi Schmoburger, Like you I have a 15" LCD (NEC white which matches the 68K machines nicely) which suits my needs perfectly well, along with a 10" Lillput VGA LCD for bench testing…

Welp, took a dive and it paid off... Never has System 7.5 looked so great! { "lightbox_close": "Close", "lightbox_next": "Next", "lightbox_previous": "Previous", …

Heck, I've run my Quadra 700 on a 32" Bravia! You just need the right converter and monitor. I've also run it on two different 22" LG monitors.

As the title suggests, I am jonesing for some info regarding the use of modernish TFT displays on pre-PPC Macs, as I have a couple of VGA adaptors and limited space. I assume the o…

Well now ya seen one! 337-0001 is the Apple part number for the 68000. Not super common though, just like the ones that also have an Apple copyright on the 68000. Not that i wou…

I have seen the Motorola and Hitachi 68ks but never one with an Apple Part number on it on a 68K Classic. Not saying that they don't exist,  but I never seen one. I've also seen a…

Blank? That's really annoying. Companies that don't properly label their parts should be shot.

Nope. In fact I found another chip just like it today when going through my stock of 512k spares. Apples got these where ever they could it seems. Some think the purple ceramics ar…

unity said: The chips has an Apple p/n and a Moto logo. Not sure why you think it would be replaced. The soldering looks factory and I have two boards with the exact same mar…

Elfen said: Looks like your CPU was replaced at one time or another, it does not look like an Apple/Motorola 68K to me (see below) Click to expand... The chips has an App…

Looks like your CPU was replaced at one time or another, it does not look like an Apple/Motorola 68K to me (see below). Pins 7 & 8 are the High/Low Data Strobe and Pin 45 i…

you can clean that up with some solder wick.

The 68000 on one of my Mac 512k's seems to have had three pins connected to something at one point.   Curious if folks can guess what device/upgrade might have originally been i…