>(AX53806Q0NAF) (AX2511JB0NAB) The last letter in the serial number is the
>revision. The first on listed is a revision F, the second is a revision B.
Thanks. So I guess:
AX (product code?)
2 (nd year of 1990s)
51 (st week of year)
1JB0 (serial number for that week?)
NA (North American model?)
B (revision)
Interestingly but unrelatedly, pretty much all of the serial numbers inside
my still dead & disassembled 2400 are IBM-style, even including the
Apple-logoed battery. Only the one on the outside is Apple, with the usual
year and week et al.
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