🍏Apple Macintosh Mac 128K M0001 Computer 1984 w/Keyboard, Mouse,Microphone &Bag For Sale

🍏Apple Macintosh Mac 128K M0001 Computer 1984 w/Keyboard, Mouse,Microphone &Bag
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🍏Apple Macintosh Mac 128K M0001 Computer 1984 w/Keyboard, Mouse,Microphone &Bag:
$739.00

Experience the iconic Apple Macintosh 128K in all its vintage glory with this fully functional computer set. Included in this package are the original keyboard M0110, mouse M0100, and even a convenient bag for easy transport. This Macintosh 128K computer is a rare gem that will surely take you down memory lane with its simplistic but powerful features.


The computer starts you will hear the iconic sound and the internal drive is working. Will read disks. The motherboard tested fine and RAM is good. The monitor has a cold solder joint issue and as such is not starting up and will need some action. I connected this to another monitor and it does work however what you will receive will need to have its monitor fixed. The external drive needs some work. It seems to be working but can’t test.


All parts are original.

1 Apple Bag

1 Original Keyboard

1 Original Mouse

1 Original Microphone in box

1 External Drive

1 Macintosh 128k



Your Macintosh 128 (M0001), with serial number F4282UQM0001, was the 3288th manufactured during the 28th week of 1984 in Fremont, CA.





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