There¹s an app (a database) that has all the apple¹s history models and it¹s
very cool for this purposes. Available for Win and Mac
http://mactracker.dreamhosters.com/
And of course it includes all Newton models...
-- Borja Robles
Málaga (Spain)
MessagePad 2000
iMac 24", Leopard 10.5.6
On 08/01/09 20:47, "Jon Glass" <jonglass@usa.net> wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 6:32 PM, Norman Palardy
> <npalardy@great-white-software.com> wrote:
>> > Actually it may have been the 1400 ... I forget ... the point was
>> > Apple US would have models that you could never buy in Canada because
>> > Apple Canada would not carry them
>> >
> Ha! You beat me to it! I was going t "call you" on that one. :-D The
> 2400 was a Japan-only model.... very much in demand due to its smaller
> size (and keyboard). The US had the 1400 and 3400. I've still got a
> 1400 floating around the house somewhere, but it's in really bad
> shape... won't boot, and I believe I fried the ATA bus on it, or the
> power. It's a bummer, but not that much. The 1400 was probably the
> lamest laptop Apple ever made. A "road apple" from the get-go. (to
> understand the term "road apple" think "road kill.") ;-0
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