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- Everyi.com > By Identifier > Apple Model Number. For your convenience, the Model Number of each iPod, iPhone and iPad is listed below. Complete technical specifications are merely a click away. Note that the Model Number identifier is not unique and is used for multiple devices. Nevertheless, this listing still can be helpful when trying to.
- Learn how to find the serial number of an iPhone, iPad, iPod, HomePod, Mac, or other Apple product. You can check the barcode to find the serial number. If you have an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or iPod, you can get the serial number from the Devices tab in iTunes preferences. Find the serial number of your Apple product. More ways to.
When you have problems with your PC failing to detect your Apple device, you may have to download a new Apple mobile device support or update it to the latest version. Note: Just uninstalling iTunes won’t delete iTunes data, unless check “Also delete user data.
Macbook Pro The MacBook pro looks very similar to its predecessor the Aluminum G4 with some key differences. |
Macbook The MacBook pro looks very similar to its predecessor the Aluminum G4 with some key differences. |
iPhone / iPod There are a number of different flavors and sizes of iPods and iPhones. |
iMac The iMac is Apple's all in one unit and is one of the longest lasting product lines. |
iPad The iPad is Apple's entry into the tablet market. |
Powerbook G4 Aluminum As the name implies, the Aluminum powerbook features an entire shell of Aluminum. |
Mac Pro The Mac Pro is the high end professional end desktop machine which currently supports up to 8 cores. |
Mac Mini The Mac Mini is the ultra compact Mac, used for everything from a Media Center to a car computer. |
PowerMac G5 The predecessor to the Mac Pro, the PowerMac G5 went up to a Quad Core processor and was discontinued in 2005. |
Powerbook G4 Titanium The Powerbook G4 Titanium, the first in the line of Powerbook G4s came in three different models. |
Powerbook G3 Pismo The Pismo has both Firewire and USB ports. The Lombard only has USB and no firewire. |
Powerbook G3 Lombard The Lombard models added USB ports and a bronze keyboard to the G3 lineup.
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Powerbook G3 Wallstreet The Wallstreet was the only Powerbook G3 to have the Original colored Apple logo on the bezel. |
iBook G4 The iBook G4 looks very similar to its predecessor the iBook G3, but has several key differences. |
iBook G4 The iBook G4 looks very similar to its predecessor the iBook G3, but has several key differences. |
iBook G3 The iBook G3, also referred to as the Dual USB, was the first iBook to sport a sleek white case. |
iBook G3 Clamshell The iBook Clamshell is most easily identified by its different colors and clamshell design. |
Amazon Kindle The most popular e-Reader and later branching out into tablets and even smartphones. |
I recently purchased a 'refurbished' Airport Extreme Gen. 5. It came with no documentation and hermetically sealed in plastic, secured in bubble wrap and foam peanuts (Oh no. The enviro weenies will after this shipper.) I was concerned that I even received a gen. 5 let alone a refurbished unit. For what ever reason, Apple chose not to emblazoned the model number on their devices. Not even on the label near the serial number.
So I went on the hunt as to how I can verify that this is an A1408 Airport Extreme. After about an hour poking around on the Internet I finally found this site. There may be others but this one worked for me.
Apple Device Lookup
You can enter the serial number of any Apple device and find all the details about your specific unit.
Cheers,
YM
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MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8), 4GB installed
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