On 02-12-2009 00:47, Donald Drennan, donalddrennan at sbcglobal.net, wrote: > Why does Apple make it so hard to specifically identify their computers? Not > even the model number on the case is correct. A simple way to identify your Mac: Write down your SerialNumber (not model number!), it has always 11 characters (like WQ848YQB1AQ) and you'll find it in the System Profiler or on a barcode-sticker somewhere on your Mac. Then goto: <http://www.chipmunk.nl/klantenservice/applemodel.html> and enter your SerialNumber. And don't be afraid, it's a Dutch site but in English also! Using for example WQ848YQB1AQ you will get: Serial number: WQ848YQB1AQ Name: MacBook Unibody (Late 2008) Model: Mxxxx MacBook Alu (Late 2008) 2.0GHz Group1: MacBook Group2: nothing Generation: ModelCode: mb_late_08 CPU speed: 2.0GHz Bus speed: 1.07GHz Screen size: 13 inch Screen resolution: 1280x800 pixels Colour: Aluminium Memory - number of slots: 2 Factory: WQ (China) External link: Technical specifications by apple-history.com Model introduced: 2008 Production year: 2008 Production week: 48 (December) Production number: 37819 (within this week) HTH, Jo Hissel