Gregg Eshelman wrote:
> Unfortunately they
> didn't put any easily identifiable marking on the
> logic boards or anywhere else to tell which are
> the revised ones. :P Someone had a website with
> a Mac serial number decoder so you could tell when
> your Mac was built,
I can tell you how to decode it on an old model. The first character or 2
are letters. It/they denote the plant that the Mac was made in. The next
digit is the last # of the year, and the following 2 digits are the week it
was made. So if you have a serial # that says: F4420351PT it was
manufactured in the 42nd week of 1994 at the Fremont California plant.
-- Kyle H. Hansen
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