Apple Macintosh Classic Computer M1420 Singapore 220 Volts System 6. 0. 7
Item History & Price
Runs System 6.0.7. There are files left over in this machine.
Please note: This is a 220 volt model per the back. It was imported to Argentina in the 1990s..
It is fully working except the floppy drive seems to be in some sort of stuck mode, it makes a clicking sound and is stuck in a loop. It can probably be fixed or replaced, or an external drive used.
While this is a 220 volt item, it has been run on 110 volts, and seems to work fine at t...hat mode. So the floppy issue may be a voltage issue and it may be ok if run at 220. Not sure, but if you search YouTube there are many videos on how to fix the floppy drive.
The Mac is stuck on some loop trying to eject or initialize the floppy drive, so it can only be used through short periods of time while that dialog is off. It will keep trying to ask you to initialize a floppy drive even if it isn't there.
This computer needs restoration from a professional to fix the floppy drive. Physical condition is fair, minor scratches, and obviously plastic that needs to be bleached.
Obviously the shipping costs for this item are pretty crazy, as it weighs about 20lb. Ships from Seattle, WA. Local pickup available.
Item is as is. A separate auction is available for an Apple Desktop Bus Mouse 2.
Comes with the following:
1x Apple Desktop Bus 2 Mouse2x straight jack power cable1x right angle power cable2x long mini-DIN-8 RS-422 serial ports (printer, modem, AppleTalk)1x ADB cable2x coiled ADB cable
- Redesigned essentially as a more modern, and less expensive, interpretation of the Macintosh Plus, the Apple Macintosh Classic features an 8 MHz 68000 processor, 1 MB of 2 MB of RAM and either a 1.44 MB disk drive or a 1.44 MB disk drive and a 40 MB hard drive in a sleek, compact all-in-one case with a 9" monochrome display.
Although it was slow for its day, the Macintosh Classic notably was the first Mac to sell starting just under US$1000.
Please note: This is a 220 volt model per the back. It was imported to Argentina in the 1990s..
It is fully working except the floppy drive seems to be in some sort of stuck mode, it makes a clicking sound and is stuck in a loop. It can probably be fixed or replaced, or an external drive used.
While this is a 220 volt item, it has been run on 110 volts, and seems to work fine at t...hat mode. So the floppy issue may be a voltage issue and it may be ok if run at 220. Not sure, but if you search YouTube there are many videos on how to fix the floppy drive.
The Mac is stuck on some loop trying to eject or initialize the floppy drive, so it can only be used through short periods of time while that dialog is off. It will keep trying to ask you to initialize a floppy drive even if it isn't there.
This computer needs restoration from a professional to fix the floppy drive. Physical condition is fair, minor scratches, and obviously plastic that needs to be bleached.
Obviously the shipping costs for this item are pretty crazy, as it weighs about 20lb. Ships from Seattle, WA. Local pickup available.
Item is as is. A separate auction is available for an Apple Desktop Bus Mouse 2.
Comes with the following:
1x Apple Desktop Bus 2 Mouse2x straight jack power cable1x right angle power cable2x long mini-DIN-8 RS-422 serial ports (printer, modem, AppleTalk)1x ADB cable2x coiled ADB cable
- Redesigned essentially as a more modern, and less expensive, interpretation of the Macintosh Plus, the Apple Macintosh Classic features an 8 MHz 68000 processor, 1 MB of 2 MB of RAM and either a 1.44 MB disk drive or a 1.44 MB disk drive and a 40 MB hard drive in a sleek, compact all-in-one case with a 9" monochrome display.
Although it was slow for its day, the Macintosh Classic notably was the first Mac to sell starting just under US$1000.
