Description

Classic, iconic, upgraded, vintage Apple Mac Plus. Model Macintosh Plus 1MB/M0001A bundle. The computer is in A1 functional condition and in excellent cosmetic condition (with barely any discernible yellowing of the plastic case caused by age), however, it does have a lightly engraved  identifier on the left side of the case.

The memory has been upgraded to the full 4MB. No bulging or leaking capacitors on the analog board. The computer has been disassembled, cleaned, serviced and nicely detailed. The 800KB floppy drive has been cleaned and lubricated - reads, writes, formats and ejects floppy disks without any issues. The screen is clear, bright and sharp with no CRT burn-in. The Mac starts up normally with a loud bong when powered on. It includes the original Apple mouse, the Apple keyboard (Canada French layout),  the power cord, a set of 4 Apple-original disks with MacOS 6.0.2 (French) and a bootable copy of Mac OS 6.0.8 floppy disk (English). The keyboard is tested and fully functional; however, it is missing the "7" keycap and the stem of the "Num Lock" keyswitch is broken - both keys do function properly.

The rubber feet are still present and in good condition on the computer and the keyboard; however, two of the keyboard's feet are missing.

The problematic solder joints on the analog board have been reflowed. The flyback transformer has had some fresh corona dope applied. All power supply voltages have been adjusted to specs. The computer is ready to plug-in and use!

This computer’s case is in absolutely amazing condition – super clean with nothing but very minute and superficial use marks. The computer has been extensively tested, sound, keyboard port, mouse port, internal and external floppy ports, SCSI port - all are working as intended.

This Mac has built-in ports for connecting a printer, a modem, an external floppy disk drive (or floppy disk emulator) and a SCSI port to connect hard disks, hard disk emulators, scanners, etc..

This is one of a handful of Apple models which has the signatures of the design team (including Steve Jobs') molded on the inside of the case.

Everything is working as it should.... Superb, fully functioning conversation piece from the early years of the personal computer.