FOR THE LOVE OF GOD: How/where/who to check Apple part numbers?

matsu

I want to check the part numbers of various Apple models to get an accurate picture of the specification. I don't have the models handy, or I coud just check the system priofile. I need to know what model is what by the part/serial number. Where do I check this? Is ther an easy search on Apple's page?



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mrbilldata

Apple G4 Evolution Summary



<a href="http://home.pacbell.net/vaughn44/c-12.g4_evol.2.pdf"; target="_blank">http://home.pacbell.net/vaughn44/c-12.g4_evol.2.pdf</a>;



iMac Evolution Summary

<a href="http://home.pacbell.net/vaughn44/c-11.imac_evol.4.pdf"; target="_blank">

<a href="http://home.pacbell.net/vaughn44/c-11.imac_evol.4.pdf</a>"; target="_blank">http://home.pacbell.net/vaughn44/c-11.imac_evol.4.pdf[/URL]</a>;



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ghost_user_name

If you know an AASP I believe the ServiceSource website has access to this. Back when they still fired off SS CDs it came with databases...

bogie

Have any more of those PDFs? Those are terribly handy.

matsu

Thanks, that helps a bit, but actually, it's a bunch of notebook part numbers that I have to check. Anyone? Can I just call up Apple?

macfenian

[quote]Originally posted by Matsu:

<strong>Thanks, that helps a bit, but actually, it's a bunch of notebook part numbers that I have to check. Anyone? Can I just call up Apple?</strong><hr></blockquote>



No, not unless your an AASP and you need a dealer cic for that.

matsu

any other possibilities?



Can anyone tell me the model numbers for the previous gen powerbooks? 667 and 800?



And a few of the chicklet iBooks?

mrbilldata

<a href="http://angbandcvs.homedns.org:8081/guides/pbg4.pdf"; target="_blank">http://angbandcvs.homedns.org:8081/guides/pbg4.pdf</a>;



Is the Service Doc that has some PB G4 part numbers.

matsu

Thanks, I'mgoing to look through it as soon as I download the whole thing. Any such doc out there for iBooks?



Anyone got some sort of dealer/reseller PDF they're willing to part with. I just need to check the spec of some iBooks and powerbooks (G4) not including the most recent updates. All I know is that they aren't the newest models.



For example there were 2 PB667's, the first with 16MB VRAM and VGA out? I think, the later with 32MB VRAM and DVI out, or did they both have DVI out? idunnuh remember capt'n.



Murbot? You've owned just about every mac made in the last 5 years, got any leads? I may soon be an all mac office, yes 'tis true, but fear ye not, 'tis money spent of the good graces of the not for profit grant funds. Publishing may be a bit easier on macs and so long as I'm not paying...

mrbilldata

Matsu, just go up a level in the link I gave you.



iMac, iBK, PB, 1G PB are there.



Good luck.

matsu

So far no luck, I'm looking through that PDF but it doesn't seem to have part numbers for the depicted powerbooks. Maybe i should say Model numbers or product numbers. They have numbers for various components but not to identify the complete system.



But thanks for the leads so far, I'll keep them in mind while I search for the rest.

dogcow

What about this:

<a href="http://www.info.apple.com/support/applespec.html"; target="_blank">http://www.info.apple.com/support/applespec.html</a>;



Powerbook 667: M8591LL/A

Powerbook 800: M8592LL/A

matsu

A harty MOOF! to you sir, thank you much, me stupid, couldn't find on me own. thanks.

matsu

One more



What the heck is are



FO 240LL A

FO 243LL A



I know they're iBooks, but I can't find these product numbers anywhere. They might start with M instead of F and the second digit is an O ("oh") not a zero. I put the spacing in...



Anyone anyone?



Edit, actually, the oh's might be "zeros" cann anyone check both?



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matsu

bump

matsu

bump,



Dovebid sucks royal ass. There's virtually no info on some of the lots, terrible. I'd bid, but I don't what I'm bidding on. Tommorow I'm going to make it my mission to get the bid manager fired, a$$hole. Mr. Baird, start packing your brown paper boxes, you have just under an hour to return my e-mail/message.

matsu

Yet another bump, I know some of you puckers reading this are voting over at dovebid, bastards! Can somebody tell me what those model numbers stand for before it's too late?

matsu

bump

matsu

AWW FVCK DOVEBID!



I'm getting a Dell, hahaha... actually, I can't get a dell, I have to get a mac, I have to get myself and 4 other people onto Quark, at least 2 of them. Thought it would be good to get them all on the same platform. Oh well, Apple and Dovebid can lick my nads, we have a couple of months yet, we can work out the hardware issue later.



BTW, Bump, you pricks that got a deal, F-U-2, just kidding.

spiffster

Are you sure those are iBook numbers? Here are all the ibook "Order Numbers" from the spec sheets:

• Orginal: (not aviable on apple site, from my blueberry 300, 32 mg ram) M7707LL/A
  
  Firewire clamshell: M7721LL/A-Indigo, M7720LL/A, Graphite
  
  Dual USB: M7698LL/A-CD-ROM, M7692LL/A-DVD-ROM, M8520LL/A-Combo
  
  Late 2001: N/A at the site
  
  Jan. 2002: M8597LL/A-12.1 in CD-ROM, M8599LL/A-12.1 in Combo, M7701LL/A-14.1
  
  May 2002: M8600LL/A-12.1 in CD-ROM, M8602LL/A-12.1 in Combo, M8603LL/A-14.1 in
  
  Current: M8860LL/A-12.1 in CD-ROM, M8861LL/A-12.1 in Combo, M8862LL/A-14.1

I have no clue what those numbers are. Where did you get them?



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kesh

All Apple part numbers (for systems, anyway) start with M and end in a /A (for revision one).



The new iBooks are:



M8860LL/A - 12" CD

M8861LL/A - 12" Combo

M8862LL/A - 14" Combo



If you can get a hold of one of the boxes, the part number is right on it. Same for the desktop models, just look on the box. There's a white sticker, about 3"x4", that has the part number, serial # and computer description.