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On the left is the GRAPHITE BLUE (or "dull" blue) Macintosh and the BRIGHT BLUE (or "candy" colored) Macintosh. On The Right is a G4 Quicksilver Mac.
Old Mac Keeper List
- Apple II series
- Pre-PowerPC Macs:
- Macs w/ 9" CRTs
- Mac II, IIx, IIcx, IIci, IIfx
- All Mac LC models
- Centris 650
- All Performa BUT 630
- All Quadra BUT 630
- Mac Portable
- First-Generation PowerPC:
- 8600
- 9600
What to do with them
- Keepers
- Take the system to Macland incoming area.
- No Keeper label is required
- Recyclers
- Open the system. (This can be tricky on beige macs,)
- Pull the Hard Drive
- Pull the RAM
- Pull PCMCIA AirPort Wireless Card
- Put a REASON FOR RECYCLE label on it.
- Circle RED LIGHT.
- Write OLD MAC on the label.
- Have an instructor tally the system
- Take the system to the warehouse system recycling area
English Version: Regular_Mac_Triage
Versión Español: Regular_Mac_Triage_en_Español