Hello, I came across an online computer auction with a few dozen Macs. Only problem was they were listed not as "PowerMac 7500" but as "M5775", for example. Can anyone point me to a source that shows the correlation between the internal Apple model number, such as the "M5775" above, and the computer names we are accustomed to?
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