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PowerBook 100
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PowerBook 170
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PowerBook 160
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PowerBook 180
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PowerBook 180c
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PowerBook 150
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PowerBook 540
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PowerBook 540c
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PowerBook "190c"
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PowerBook 5300ce
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PowerBook 1400c/166
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PowerBook 3400c/240
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PowerBook G3 PDQ
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PowerBook G3 Pismo
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iBook Clamshell (Blueberry)
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iBook Clamshell (Tangerine)
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PowerBook G4 Titanium
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iBook G3 (12", 600MHz)
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iBook G3 (14", 900MHz)
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iBook G4 (14", 1.42GHz)
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PowerBook G4 (15", DLSD)
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PowerBook G4 (17", DLSD)
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MacBook Pro (15", Early 2006)
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MacBook (Black, Early 2008)
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MacBook Pro (15", Early 2008)
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MacBook (Aluminum, Late 2008)
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MacBook (Mid 2010)
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MacBook Pro (13", Mid 2010)
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MacBook Pro (13", Early 2011)
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MacBook Pro (15" Retina, Late 2013)
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Motorola 68k |
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Macintosh IIsi
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Year: 1990 Status: Semi-Working Condition: Fair I picked up my IIsi for $50 at the VCF East Swap Meet in June of 2023. It had been recapped already, logic board and PSU, and was sold as working, though it was missing a hard drive. It did in fact work when I got it, albeit with flaky soft power. Unfortunately though, the PSU is now failing, so I need to ATX swap it. |
PowerPC |
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Power Macintosh 7100/66
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Year: 1994 Status: Working Condition: Fair I bought this one for $35 at the 2023 VCF Swap Meet, and I got it up and running again with a logic board recap. It works great and is a sweet system! I like it. |
iMac G3 (Slot-Loader, Blueberry)
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Year: 1999 Status: Working Condition: Excellent I bought this iMac off of OfferUp locally in 2020. Unfortunately it's a high hour unit (despite being practically mint), and needs a full analog board recap. I'm delaying that as I'm not looking forward to taking this one apart. It does work right now, but has some wonky geometry issues. I currently have it in its box (see photo). |
iMac G3 (DV Special Edition, Graphite)
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Year: 1999 Status: Working Condition: Poor A real cheap OfferUp find, just $9. It's in rough shape, and seemingly might need an analog board recap too, but it does work. |
Power Mac G4 "Sawtooth"
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Year: 1999 Status: Working Condition: Good Not much to say on this one. It's a Power Mac, and it works. Pretty nice system! |
eMac G4 (1.0GHz G4)
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Year: 2003 Status: Working Condition: Good The first PowerPC Mac I ever owned! I really love this one too. eMacs are great. |
Power Mac G5 (Dual 1.8GHz)
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Year: 2003 Status: Working Condition: Fair The beastly G5. I had the misfortune of having to replace the logic board in mine once. Never again. |
iMac G5 (20-inch, Ambient Light Sensor)
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Year: 2005 Status: Working Condition: Good The other beastly G5, of the iMac variety. I got this one for free from a family connection a while back. It works fine and is a revision that shouldn't have cap failure like some of them do. |
Intel |
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iMac 24" (Late 2006)
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Year: 2006 Status: Working Condition: Good The first 24" plastic iMac. This one had a strange display artifcating issue that suggested failing GPU, but it doesn't really show up anymore so I have no idea. |
iMac 27" (Late 2009)
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Year: 2009 Status: Working Condition: Excellent This thing is huge. That's about all I've got to say about it. |
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