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Try... - Version: 2.1, 9/9/2006 12:13AM PST
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artie505
When the site is up and running you can get better info about your Mac, including what the person who assembled it ate for lunch, at <http://www.chipmunk.nl/klantenservice/applemodel.html>.
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Nice app 
- Version: 2.0, 2/17/2006 06:23PM PST
edwardd20
I like the program. It doesn't have to be a PageMaker application to be cool. I really enjoy it.
However, version 1.1 correctly identified my PowerBook but version 2 doesn't. It tells me the range of being built but not where. If I give my serial number it tells me the same thing.
Last, Version Tracker tells me I have v1.1 and I need to download v2. I run the program and it tells me I'm running v2 so somthing is a-miss somewhere.
However, version 1.1 correctly identified my PowerBook but version 2 doesn't. It tells me the range of being built but not where. If I give my serial number it tells me the same thing.
Last, Version Tracker tells me I have v1.1 and I need to download v2. I run the program and it tells me I'm running v2 so somthing is a-miss somewhere.
Does not work with PM G5 2,5 GHz dual (water cooled) 
- Version: 2.0, 1/26/2006 01:39AM PST
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Perser
This thing does not recognize my system. Maybe because the system profiler itself does not recognise the serial number of my machine either.
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Nifty - Version: 1.1, 9/28/2005 01:33PM PST
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e30mpower
Nifty little program, I have no idea why some of the previous reviewers were so hard on it. Essentially not very useful, but it's fun to see where and when your Mac was made if you're THAT bored. Wouldn't recognize my 4G iPod connected over FireWire though, but it identified my Mac without a hitch, and with pinpoint accuracy. Manufactured between 04/19/2004 and 04/25/2004 in China, which is the exact same time frame I ordered it (6 hours after introduction), and where FedEx shipped from. Not bad.
Needs some huge improvement!!! - Version: 1.1, 9/28/2005 08:55AM PST
(1 of 8 users found this comment useful)
macmidiguy
Well it gave me info about my Mac but nothing more then what MacTracker can provide in more detail or just looking at the serial plate on the back of your mac.
Simple application needs some huge improvement.
Simple application needs some huge improvement.
Nice Product / didn't work for 2nd gen iPod - Version: 1.0, 9/27/2005 08:23PM PST
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newtonick
Really neat idea, I just wish it worked for my iPod, worked fine for Powerbook though. Thanks
Nowheresville - Version: 1.0, 9/27/2005 04:26PM PST
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Hockpooh777
Didn't work for me because my G3 B/W, G4 XLR8 processor, OS 10.4.2 was built in 1998. All I got was unknown. I wonder why it's only after 1998. I don't think it would have worked for me even if it worked cause I put another mother board in, CD burner, Firewire, Radeon 7000 card, and a couple new HD's. So the only original thing is the case, so I don't think this app is going to read the case. Thanks for making such a cool app though. I'll keep it in mind when I step up.
Fun application - Version: 1.0, 9/27/2005 01:40PM PST
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The Plasma
Uses European date order rather than the American. Should use the default date format.
Just plain WRONG - Version: 1.0, 9/27/2005 12:35PM PST
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ptkdude
Reports my 20GB iPod as being Made in USA, but etched onto the back of my iPod is "Assembled in China". It is a neato program, though.
No serial number on my powerbook - Version: 1.0, 9/27/2005 11:54AM PST
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mike3k_dotmac
It doesn't work on my PowerBook (which had its motherboard replaced). When the motherboard is replaced, there's no longer a machine readable serial number, which you can see in System Profiler.
