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How cool. What a terrific project! Many hats off to you!:)🌈

The "B" die used the same substrate. It would have been an unnecessary expense to do a revision to change the marking.

Congrats! Cool score! :)

Nice! Those were solid laptops in their day. Far superior to what Dell was offering. I have an old T-23 I still use for accessing the ECM in my truck.

That adapter is a good one. Griffin made good stuff.

Nice monitor. A friend of mine had one of those many years ago. He used it with a IIsi at a print shop. He was doing layouts with Quarkxpress.

We had some Macs (full systems) with that same FCC sticker on them when I worked at Motorola. They were pre-release systems supplied by Apple for testing purposes. For that one I'd say pizzigri's guess is as good as any.

No, It won't run off just the AC adapter. It needs a good backup battery as well as a main battery that will still take at least some charge. The way I got mine to work was with a good backup and the main battery installed I let it charge for about 10-20 minutes then use a paper clip to push the...

Imho, the PS is probably worth as much as the actual Mini.

I think the batteries could be successfully rebuilt, with care and patience. :) Or an enterprising individual could 3D print a new case and just reuse the internals.

Wow, there's Newton connection software for OSX? I did not know that.

Years later.. I dug out the Marco today and.. it still works! Even more amazing is I could set the correct date. It's really difficult to get a good image of the screen. I had to replace the lithium battery, it was dead, and the NiMh batteries still need rebuilt but it still works. See how it...

Very neat piece of history!

Video graphics generator? Controls for CNC?

Very impressive guide! Makes me glad I sold my QT while it still worked..

I saw this the other day. Congrats! What a terrific project! :)

Highly unlikely the drive is partitioned. If you need confirmation that your Profile is 5mb open it up and check the label on the HD.

Those were very common back in the '90's, particularly in the cubicle environment that was prevalent then. It kept people from walking by and seeing that you were really playing solitaire instead of working.

Yep, some version of a Novy. I have one just like it. I made a thread about it few years back. I never found a manual for this exact model.

Very cool. That's a pretty early pair of chips on that board.