Who in this forum owns the earliest machine among us?
My earliest cube SN is AAK0001144.
-- josé k.
Quote from: "korneluk"Who in this forum owns the earliest machine among us?
My earliest cube SN is AAK0001144.
-- josé k.
I've got 7, 51, and 495 (regular AAK numbers) and Prototype 106.
The highest cube I have is 18665.
I bet that whoever it is that has the 'Personal Mainframe' probably wins for oldest cube.
That would be da9000 with the PM... I want your prototype.. ;P
I need to get another cube.
Nice low numbers, perg.
Quote from: "pergamon"
I've got 7, 51, and 495 (regular AAK numbers) and Prototype 106.
How can you tell it is a proto? Is the number 106 written diferently than the AAK numbers?
-- josé k.
Mine is so old, it does not even have a serial number.
Quote from: "nextime"Mine is so old, it does not even have a serial number.
Hahahahaha :D Photos, photos, please! :)
@korneluk:
Pergamon has one of the most impressive collection of low serial numbered cubes, so I think he technically wins, since his cubes have serial numbers, and mine doesn't :)
Mine says
Personal Mainframe instead of having a serial number, which as far as I know was called as such at NeXT (an inside joke of sorts), before any machines were put into production, because it was such a powerful machine at the time, it was as if one had a personal mainframe. I have only seen one more photo or set of photos of another
Personal Mainframe. I posted photos of mine here:
http://www.nextcomputers.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=664@Pergamon:
Tell us more about the "Prototype 106" cube. Does it have that designation instead of serial number or none at all? Anything else that's interesting?