Those eMacs are G4s. If you pull on the DVD/CD ROM Door to open it downward there should be a label to tell you what it supposed to have. And if you got the 10.4 or 10.5 CD/DVD, y…

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…

CompuNurd said: Plus I didn't have to pay shipping! Click to expand... (Thumbs Up!)

Garrett said: eMacs aren't that rare. But nonetheless nice find! Click to expand... Plus I didn't have to pay shipping!

eMacs aren't that rare. But nonetheless nice find!

yeah I have that same HP Pavillion in the back its a nice machine.

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

I can get pictures later tonight, as well as the models.

Well, full USB ports means I can add Bluetooth rather easily if need be. Let me know how it goes with those. Can I have some close-ups of the tablets, if it's not too inconvenien…

Haven't looked at every model yet. Mostly it's HP Pavilion, Dell Latitude, Toshiba Satellite stuff. Core 2, Pentium Dual Cores, one i3, and maybe some other stuff. Let me know what…

Nice haul! If you decide to sell any of it (I suspect you'd need to to get yopur space back!), I'd be interested in one of those tablets if they run at least Android 2.1 and have …

Pretty good haul. I say it's a haul because I had to haul all this around while I went to more sales! Many people just don't put out computers until you ask. Ask and you come back …

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…

CHeers mate that looks to be worth it's weight in gold. I might look at pulling the A-board out when I have time and give it some hot air to see if it makes a difference.

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…

If tapping helps/hurts, it's a sure sign that some solder needs to be re-flowed... Here's something I've been working on: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_Xp3uN-BcxsRThRU1NOQ1RX…

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…

Well, as of late I have noticed my SE Superdrive has developed a bit of a jittery display most noticable when it first powers on, and some ever so slight dimensional changes with c…

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…

Im trying to make a somewhat comprehensive list of compact Macs and the many, many variations. I noticed that the Plus normally carries the model M0001A. But I see there is a varia…

I'm not sure if the space between the two nubs needs to be clear... so a full axle might not work.  a nice tight-fitting bit of metal (perhaps as simple as a bit of clothes hanger …

Could do a rod, or drill out the one side and glue a rod into it.