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On 2/26/09 4:54 PM, "Bruce Johnson" wrote:
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> On Feb 26, 2009, at 1:27 PM, insightinmind wrote:
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>>> there's specs on a sticker on the back of any of these.
On Feb 26, 2009, at 1:27 PM, insightinmind wrote:
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>> there's specs on a sticker on the back of any of these. also a
>> "family
>> number" beginning with M (follwed by around 4 numerals) that you can
>> google for more information.
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> There's a special website where you can input one of
On 26 Feb 2009, at 21:27, insightinmind wrote:
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>> there's specs on a sticker on the back of any of these. also a
>> "family
>> number" beginning with M (follwed by around 4 numerals) that you can
>> google for more information.
>>
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> There's a special website where you can input one of th
> there's specs on a sticker on the back of any of these. also a "family
> number" beginning with M (follwed by around 4 numerals) that you can
> google for more information.
>
There's a special website where you can input one of those numbers on
the back, and it will tell you what machine you
what's "the start-up window?". never seen it,
despite having worked on more than 150
g3 and g4 machines,
the G3 case is either :
1/ {a light beige color.older "beige G3" } ,
or :
2/ {a slightly greenish, translucent blue with translucent white. AKA
"blue and white G3"}.
the early G4 cas
On Feb 26, 2009, at 4:09 AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
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> I teach at several elementary schools. At one of my schools I have
> what appears to be a G4, (looks like a B&W G3 enclosure), but when I
> start the computer, it says: G3 with PCI graphics in the start-up
> window.
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> If I do an "ab
On Feb 26, 2009, at 6:09 AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
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> I teach at several elementary schools. At one of my schools I have
> what appears to be a G4, (looks like a B&W G3 enclosure), but when I
> start the computer, it says: G3 with PCI graphics in the start-up
> window.
>
> If I do an "abou
Also, if it's running any version of OS 9, any custom picture can be
placed in the startup window, so I would trust the system profiler. If
it's grey and a dark blue-grey color, then it's probably a G4, with a
misleading startup graphic, and if it's bright blue with milky white
plastic, then it's
On 26 Feb 2009, at 12:09, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
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> I teach at several elementary schools. At one of my schools I have
> what appears to be a G4, (looks like a B&W G3 enclosure), but when I
> start the computer, it says: G3 with PCI graphics in the start-up
> window.
>
> If I do an "about
I teach at several elementary schools. At one of my schools I have
what appears to be a G4, (looks like a B&W G3 enclosure), but when I
start the computer, it says: G3 with PCI graphics in the start-up
window.
If I do an "about this Mac" I am told that it is a 450mhz G4.
What gives?
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