I only have the box for the PC version, but this is a good opening point:
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As for "Macintosh" collection, here's the earliest you can get:
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It's a 1983-manufactured full-production Macintosh. The serial number says it was manufactured during week 49 of 1983. I bought it used a few years ago from its original purchaser, who had bought it on day one. Came with original keyboard (with separate numeric keypad,) mouse, and even an original Apple serial cable. Sadly for collectibility, it had been upgraded with a 512K motherboard at some point - but that lets me use it with an HD20 hard drive at least.
I've been known to use it as a serial terminal to my Linux box via MacTerminal:
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I also use an Apple IIc as a serial terminal (plus for games):
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The collection is wide-ranging, including a variety of early Macs (this covers Plus, SE, SE/30, Classic, LC, and IIsi):
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On to later Macs (the "all G3" line that was the current lineup of Macs for about two days, iBook, PowerBook G3, iMac, Power Mac G3
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With a bunch of mobile devices (this is
not all of them
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I also have a few non-Macs, but "related", like a NeXTstation Turbo:
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...and a ThinkPad Power Series (yes, an IBM ThinkPad with a PowerPC processor
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Among my more modern systems, the first 17" iMac and the last 17" iMac (800 MHz G4 running OS 9 and 2.0 GHz Core 2 Duo running Lion.)
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And we'll end with the source of my avatar, a deck of Apple playing cards:
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