THE APPLE MACINTOSH M0001 REGISTRY

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Welcome to the M0001 Registry database project. If you own an original Macintosh through a Mac Plus, it is an original M0001 Macintosh model and you should register it here. There is no information required on this page, you may enter as much or as little as you are comfortable with. Apple has long since forgotten about your M0001, but here it lives on forever!

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Serial Number Model Manufacture Location Year Made Week Made Production Order RAM ROM ROM High ROM Low Internal FDD FDD Model No. Logic Board Logic Board Rev. (A, B, C...) Logic Board S/N Logic Board P/N (820-) Case Back Case Front Keyboard Mouse Keypad Color Voltage Analogue Board (630-) Analogue Board P/N (8xx-) RFI Shroud P/N Insulator Shield P/N CRT P/N Condition 3rd Party Upgrades (Please Describe) _________________________Description_________________________ Frequency of Use Primary Use Secondary Use Packaging Location City, (Province/State) Location Country Date Acquired E-mail Link 68Kmla.net ID e1040y1m0435ll/a   SG or E: Singapore                                                   Good (not yellowed)   M0420 Never     None Paris, Ontario Canada Friday, October 8, 2021 gordon@varney.ca     F4280R5M0001                                                                         Sunday, February 13, 2022       f4091hcm0001 Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 09 1746 128K 64K     400K   128K (630-0101)       Macintosh 128K/512K     None PMS 453             Poor (operation or cosmetic/cracks)   waiting for CRT and analog board       None Metlika Slovenia Sunday, April 8, 2007 slomacuser@gmail.com http://slomacuser.blogspot.com   F4060HYM0001 Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 06 00610 128K 64K 3420220 3420221A 400K OAD34V 128K (630-0101)   cp014000003369 8200086C Macintosh 128K/512K M0110 M0100 M0120 PMS 453 120 8200082B 6300102 8050577 7250011C Clinton 6305110 Excellent (inside & out)   Stock 128K, restored to original condition. Use with Apple Modem A9M0301, Apple 3.5" Drive A9M0106 & 400K External Drive M0130, use to experiment with Apple software and hardware. Intermittent General Other (explain in Description) None Los Angeles, CA USA Sunday, January 15, 1987 mac128mail-help@yahoo.com www.mac128.com 68kmla.net/forums/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=336 F4300SSM0001P Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 30 910 128K 64K     400K   128K (630-0101)       Macintosh 128K/512K M0110 M0100 M0120 PMS 453 240           Yellowed (Good but yellowed)   My original Macintosh 1984 was the 910th Mac manufactured during the 30th week of 1984 in Fremont, California, USA. There is the "Macintosh" label on the back site, no label on the front, only the Apple rainbow logo. Infrequent Games General None Berlin Germany Saturday, November 10, 2007   www.myoldmac.net MacOS F41836NM001 128K F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 18 3694 128K 64K     400K   128K (630-0101)       128K 128K/512K M0110 M0100 None   120           Excellent (inside & out) Yes Upgraded to 512k by some clip-on device in 1985, FDD unchanged, original Infrequent General General Both San Diego, California USA Monday, November 12, 2007 fbrahme@znet.com     F41836NM001 128K F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 18 3694 128K 64K     400K   128K (630-0101)       128K 128K/512K M0110 M0100 None   120           Excellent (inside & out) Yes Upgraded to 512k by some clip-on device in 1985, FDD unchanged, original Infrequent General General Both San Diego, California USA Monday, November 12, 2007 fbrahme@znet.com     F4370XYM0001P Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 37 1086 128K       400K   128K (630-0101)       Macintosh 128K/512K M0110 M0100 M0120 PMS 453 240           Good (not yellowed)   Also have working ext. 400K floppy drive MO130, Owners Manual 030-0687-B, and System disks, Guided Tour disk, MacPaint, MacDraw, MacWrite, MacProject with guide tape, WriteNow 1, plus miscellaneous games that get used the most. All fits in black carry bag with Apple logo. As well, I have a working Imagewriter 1 printer complete with tan carry bag and manuals. The 128K was recently serviced with a new flyback transformer and all caps replaced on power supply board, and now works as good as new. Intermittent Games General None Riverside, Tasmania Australia Sunday, April 25, 1999 irdesigns@vision.net.au     None Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1983 None None 128K 64K None None 400K None 128K (630-0101) None None None Macintosh 128K/512K M0110 M0100 None PMS 453 120 None None None None None Macquarium (non-functional)   Very cheap drugs : [url=http://firstdrugstorezone.info/product_aciphex.htm]aciphex[/url] aciphex http://firstdrugstorezone.info/product_aciphex.htm Thanks! Continuous General General None Moscow France Tuesday, August 19, 2008 John13@newmsn.com http://firstdrugstorezone.info/product_aciphex.htm None F43856DM0001 Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 38   128K       400K   128K (630-0101) a     Macintosh 128K/512K M0110A Platinum M0100 M0120 PMS 453 120           Mint (new or close to it)     Infrequent Other (explain in Description) General None Peoria, Illinois United States Monday, May 14, 2007 macosxuser88@yahoo.com     test Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1983     128K 64K       400k 128K (630-0101)       Macintosh 128K/512K M0110 M0100 None PMS 453 120           Mint (new or close to it)   test Continuous General General None     Saturday, September 6, 2008       F4063RCM0001 Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 6   128K       400K   128K (630-0101)       Macintosh 128K/512K M0110 M0100 None PMS 453 120           Yellowed (Good but yellowed)   Has screen printed Drexel University logo on front case next to Apple logo. The guy that gave this to me said that the college got a "deal" from Apple and that Apple did the logo screening. Never     None Philadelphia, PA USA Friday, January 30, 2009       F445DCMM0001 Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 45   512K (SIMMs or soldered only)       400K OA-D34V 128K (630-0101)   LB011400005704   Macintosh 128K/512K M0110 M0100 M0120 PMS 453 120           Excellent (inside & out)   512k upgrade. 800k external disk drive, Kraft Mac QuickStick joystick, MacNifty mouse/joystick switcher, ImageWriter printer. Original manuals, Running system 3.0 Infrequent Games   None El Cajon, CA USA Sunday, June 10, 1998 pattonce@cox.net     F42521Zm0001 Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 25 2379 128K       400K   128K (630-0101)       Macintosh 128K/512K M0110 M0100   PMS 453             Good (not yellowed)     Regular     Accessories Boxes Only St-Nicolas / Quebec Canada Tuesday, September 8, 2009 jfroy99@gmail.com http://www.flickr.com/photos/20919440@N04/sets/72157622233839521/   ... Macintosh   1983     512K (SIMMs or soldered only) 64K     400K   128K (630-0101)       Macintosh 128K/512K M0110 M0100 None PMS 453 120           Yellowed (Good but yellowed)     Regular General Games None Half Moon Bay, CA USA Sunday, June 6, 1984       F4340V4M0001 Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 34 990 512K (SIMMs or soldered only) 64K     400K   128K (630-0101)   LB044400012751 820-0086-C Macintosh 128K/512K M0110 M0100 None PMS 453 120           Yellowed (Good but yellowed)     Infrequent General Software Development Original Box Only Nashville, TN USA Tuesday, June 22, 2010       F4400NMM001 Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 40   128K           128K (630-0101)   LB039400000419   Macintosh   M0110 M0100 None   120 630-0102         Good (not yellowed)   Part of a collection devoted to the history of science and technology. Infrequent Other (explain in Description)   Both Maryland USA Sunday, August 1, 1999 Ballen375@msn.com     BCG9GRM0001 Macintosh   1984 9   128K 64K     400K   128K (630-0101)       Macintosh 128K/512K       PMS 453 120           Poor (operation or cosmetic/cracks)   Stress relief for computer-related stress (I'm deadly serious here) Intermittent General Other (explain in Description) None East Ridge, TN United States Saturday, October 2, 2010 SpdRace345@aol.com     F4410PM0001 Macintosh F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 41 803 128K 64K     400K   128K (630-0101)       Macintosh 128K/512K     None PMS 453 120           Poor (operation or cosmetic/cracks)   Stress relief! It is really a relief to have it (I am deadly serious here...) Intermittent General Other (explain in Description) None East Ridge, TN United States Saturday, October 2, 2010 SpdRace345@aol.com     F43507FM0001 128K F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 35 253 128K 64K     400K   128K (630-0101)   LB031400004585 820-0086C 128K 128K/512K M0110 M0100 None PMS 453 120           Macquarium (non-functional) Yes 128K to 512K RAM upgrade Sophisticated Circuits 512K to 2048K RAM Upgrade S/N M2X-02137 Magic SCSI Upgrade 770-5380         Bothell, WA USA Sunday, July 1, 1984

There is no information required on this page, you may enter as much or as little as you are comfortable with. However, you will not be able to make changes once you post the entry to help combat vandalism and preserve the integrity of the database information. If you do make a mistake, please send your changes to the administrator to update your listing, however, you will need to identify yourself as the original poster of the entry. Likewise, should you sell your model M0001 Macintosh, please notify your buyer to register too, so that the new ownership may be reflected (i.e. location). If you make a mistake entering the serial number, please indicate in the description field for the correct serial number entry which incorrect serial number entry it is correcting. You may do this for any duplicate entries correcting or adding information to your original entry as well.

Ultimately, this searchable database will hopefully become a valuable research tool for vintage Macintosh hobbyists and academia, if not just an interesting picture of the usefulness of the original Macintosh model.

Here's a few pointers for entering information. The serial number is really all that is required. It can be found underneath the front bezel next to the contrast knob or on the very bottom of the case. The manufacture information can be determined by entering the serial number in this decoder: http://macfaq.org/serial.html , or this one: http://myoldmac.net/FAQ/Mac-Serialnumber-decoder-e.php And you may chose to enter it into the database or not. Please also list the current location of the M0001 if nothing else.

Your Model is determined by the serial number for the purposes of this database, regardless of what your M0001 has been converted into.

Note you can enter serial numbers for the Macintosh & Macintosh 128K (M0001), Macintosh 512K (M0001W), Macintosh 512Ke (M0001E), Macintosh Plus (M0001A), any variations not included here (P, D, etc.) and certain Apple disk drives designed specifically for use with the M0001 which manufacture information can also be derived from the above linked decoder. These include the Hard Disk 20 (M0135), 400K External Drive (M0130) and 800K External Drive (M0131) the serial number of which for the decoder is created by adding the model number to then end. So please register everything you have.

For RAM, you should only list that RAM that is permanently installed (soldered) in your M0001, not clipped on upgrades that can be removed. In the case of the Mac Plus, obviously all of the RAM is removable, but for this purpose consider 1-4MB "permanent", regardless if more has been added through 3rd party add-on boards.

Under description, feel free to list anything about your M0001 that is not taken care of in the database fields like that Dove MacSnap RAM & 512K SCSI upgrades, internal hard drives, accelerators, etc., as well as the color of paint you used, the type of modifications you've made and how you use it. Don't forget to click the "3rd party upgrade" box ONLY if you have added anything upgrading it beyond Apple's OFFICIAL upgrade path, i.e. 128K-512K-512Ke-Plus 1MB-2MB-2.5MB-4MB.

If you know of any general changes that need to be made to this database, please register and discuss them on this forum thread: http://68kmla.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2234 or this one: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/vintage-macs/hGFksL2e1us which you will find an invaluable resource for working with your M0001 should you not already be a member, or contact the M0001 Registry administrator directly:

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