Wardofsky
Jan 28, 2003, 02:37 AM
Okay, we know that the very first Mac had the signatures of the Mac team.
Interestingly, the stock SE has a signed case. Molded into the inside of the back of the case are the signatures of the people who worked on the Macs, including Steve Jobs. I had thought that the only Macs with signed cases were the 128k and 512k models. Shows what I know. I didn't think the signatures would show up very well in a photograph, so I made two rubbings of them and scanned those in.
(http://www.obsoletecomputermuseum.org/mac_se)
So then we know that stock Mac SE's had them, so would the Mac SE FDHDs not have the sigs?
Also would a Mac Classic II have the signatures?
Edit: I found out all I needed to, the Mac SE FDHD does not have the signatures, but people say that the Classics have them, so for the waste of thread space.
Interestingly, the stock SE has a signed case. Molded into the inside of the back of the case are the signatures of the people who worked on the Macs, including Steve Jobs. I had thought that the only Macs with signed cases were the 128k and 512k models. Shows what I know. I didn't think the signatures would show up very well in a photograph, so I made two rubbings of them and scanned those in.
(http://www.obsoletecomputermuseum.org/mac_se)
So then we know that stock Mac SE's had them, so would the Mac SE FDHDs not have the sigs?
Also would a Mac Classic II have the signatures?
Edit: I found out all I needed to, the Mac SE FDHD does not have the signatures, but people say that the Classics have them, so for the waste of thread space.
