[48G] Second hand recommendation

[Tugdual]

(03-03-2015 02:21 PM)Han Wrote:  I recommend looking for one with a Singapore serial number as this generally means that your keyboard is molded as opposed to just painted on. They were sold for around $100 when they were first released. Today, you should be able to get one for $25-30. I wouldn't pay more than $50 unless it came complete with box, etc.

I won't really have a choice of the model but just out of curiosity, how can you tell it is a Singapore model? Price is exactly $50, so upper bound and I shall then expect superior quality.

More questions:
- What kind of batteries does it require?
- How does one trigger the key test?

@Han tx for the link, good to see that things can be improved. It is indeed my goal to "service" it when I receive it.