Up for sale/sale is a vintage Apple Macintosh PowerBook G3 Series (Model M4753), famously known as the "Wallstreet" edition.

Key Details & Features:

• Tested & Boots: Powers on and boots smoothly into Mac OS 9.2. Display screen renders bright and clear.

• Bonus VST Zip Drive: Includes a rare VST Zip 100 Expansion Bay Drive (Model ZIPG3) installed in the media bay.

• Software: Loaded with classic Mac applications including AppleWorks, QuickTime, Solitaire, Acrobat, and more.

• Ports & Expansion: Features full rear port panel (ADB, SCSI, Ethernet, Modem, VGA out, S-Video, audio jacks).

Condition Details:

• Casing: Vintage pre-owned condition showing scuffs, scratches, finish wear, and slight residue/tape markings on the outer top cover and bottom shell typical for a 1990s laptop.

• Display & Keyboard: Screen is intact and working. Keyboard and trackpad assembly are clean and intact.

• Battery/Power Note: Vintage laptop batteries generally no longer hold a charge. To boot up, remove the original battery. Original power adapter cable included, but not the generic power cord which are readily available.

PERSONAL NOTE: I don't know who or how much interest there is for this machine. In my opinion, it's a great, fun machine. It was state-of-the-art at the time. I got a lot of use out of it and have enjoyed this Apple product. It runs just as it should for the age and OS.It is heavy, weighing in at just under 8 pounds. If there are people out there looking for a Wallstreet, this is a nice computer. The ZIP drive is what I used for all my storage. It comes with the original floppy drive and a VST ZIP 100 drive. It also comes with an aftermarket USB dongle-card. Believe it or not, there is not a native USB port on this machine! These are known for having hinge issues. This hinge is pretty good. It will fall back if it leaned too far back, but will stand up just fine if it is more vertical. There are no other issues. Clear sound, the front latch is intact, the rear hatch is intact. The keyboard functions as normal.