Apple Original 1984 Macintosh 128k M0001 Red Tag ext drive+numeric keypad+mouse For Sale

Apple Original 1984 Macintosh 128k M0001 Red Tag ext drive+numeric keypad+mouse
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Apple Original 1984 Macintosh 128k M0001 Red Tag ext drive+numeric keypad+mouse:
$3096.23

Original \"Red Tag\" Macintosh 128K modelwith a period-correct dust cover; includes M0110T keyboard, M0120P numerickeypad, M0100 mouse, M0130 external drive, original alimentation cable, originalcarrying bag, and original Macintosh manual + MacWrite and MacDraw(in netherlands) manual software. With also some assortedsystem discs (not original) with original case. The signatures of the entireproject team are molded into the interior of the case (the plastic shell) ofthese early Macintosh 128K units produced in 1984.

It has not been used for a long time and showsnormal signs of wear. As I do not have a 220V/110V transformer, it is beingsold as non-functional, although it was fully operational the last time it wasused.

Sold \"as-is,\" with no warranty or returnsaccepted.

Introduced in January1984 this Macintosh didn’t have a model number – it was simplythe Macintosh. There was noname on the front. Early 128Ks simply saidMacintoshon the back, while later oneswere markedMacintosh128Kto distinguish them from the Macintosh 512k.

Equipped with 128 KBRAM, 64 KB ROM, a 3.5? 400 KB floppy drive, a 1-bit 512 x 342 pixel b&wmonitor, a mouse, and a couple applications (MacWrite and MacPaint), theMacintosh was destined to change the face of computing forever – it not onlycreated the Mac look and feel, it also inspired forthcoming versions ofMicrosoft Windows and several other windowing interfaces.

Serial number : F4307CYM0001

Year of production: 1984

Week of production: 30

Production number: 7CY => 8532

Model ID: M0001 => original Macintosh 1984(128k)

Your original Macintosh 1984 (128k) was the8532th Mac manufactured during the 30th week of 1984 in Fremont, California,USA.

  • You can use DiskDup+ on a newer Mac to create 400k floppies using standard double density floppies. The only physical difference between 400k or 800k disks is whether data is written on one side or both sides of the floppy. Do not use high density disks. If you want to copy a disk, open DiskDup+ and insert the “master” disk. It will be read and ejected. You will be asked for a copy disk. Insert the disk you are copying to. If necessary, DiskDup+ will format the disk. If the newly created disk is unreadable on the old Mac, try making a copy on another machine (this can be cause by a misaligned hard drive). DiskDup+ will work on old machines with 1 megabyte of RAM; it will require two passes to duplicate the disk, however. DiskDup+ will also make copies from disk image files. You can download early system software as disk images by following links from The Mac 512K User Group. If you are using System 7.1 or later, drag the disk image to the DiskDup+ icon. The rest of the process is the same as when copying a physical disk. If you don’t have drag and drop, DiskDup+ has the ability to read the disk image directly. Open DiskDup and click on the button that says “Open Disk Image.”
  • The 128K cannot access AppleShare volumes on a network, although it can print to networked printers. More details in Apple TIL 5356.
  • The 128K and 512K are not able to read 400k disks in an attached 800k MFD-51W-10 drive.
  • That monitor packs a lot of voltage. Read Compact Mac CRT Energy before working inside.
  • Reliably supports serial port speeds to 19.2 kbps, although default is 9600 bps.
  • Serial port does not support hardware handshaking required for 9600 bps or faster modems


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