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coconutIdentityCard 3.0

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Christoph Sinai

coconutIdentityCard is just a small app that reads out where and when your Mac and your iPod were built by Apple. Just plug in your iPod while the app is running and it will show you the information about your iPod instantly. Because it's UniversalBinary, it will run also on the upcoming Intel-Based-Macs.

What's New

Version 3.0:

Complete new design
Support for 11 and 12 character serial numbers
Over 30 known Apple factory codes

Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later

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ver. 3.x:

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Verity commented on 11 Jan 2011

I also think it needs an update. Can't find my late-2010 13'' MBA.

[Version 2.4]

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Dorkypants commented on 03 Sep 2010

Needs update? Can't identify where my MacBook Pro was made.

[Version 2.4]

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Lookin2it replied on 07 Nov 2010

Just curious how new your MacBook Pro is. This works great for my MacBookPro, giving both the place it was built and the date, but (sadly) I don't have a new MacBook Pro, mine is 2008.

George Paphitis commented on 07 Apr 2009

Recognizes my iPod Photo but not my iPod Video 5.0g. If I manually type in the Serial it gives me the date of manufacture of the iPod video but not where it was made.

[Version 2.4]

Sandy_J commented on 06 Apr 2009

Doesn't give a place of manufacture for my new iMac, but does give an approximate build date. By the way, the download is just 73.4KB, not 73.4MB as it currently shows.

SJ

[Version 2.4]

DLWormwood tipped on 08 Mar 2007

Just a small tip to US users: the date reported is in European date order: day, month, year.

For the longest time I thought my machine was made during an interval between April and October, when I really was during the first week of March.

[Version 2.2]

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ivanovitch replied on 24 Feb 2008

'European'? You probably mean 'non-Amercian' - there is no other place on earth than USA which uses the strange and illogical mmddyyyy format.

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Thyx replied on 04 Apr 2011

It's… complicated: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Date_notation_by_country
At least Canada doesn't use km/h and mph at the same time… I hope.

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MacUpdate Admin commented on 07 Mar 2007

Yikes, I've been Shanghai'd. Oh well.

(My MBP was built in Shanghai)

[Version 2.2]

macusr commented on 25 Jan 2006

To find where your shuffle was built, it's embossed in the USB protection cap. Need to get the right reflection of light to see it, and it's small, but it's there

[Version 2.0]

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igo4mtns commented on 25 Jan 2006

Strange...my powerbook was made in N/A. Anyone know the grid coordinates?

[Version 2.0]

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IanTheMacFan replied on 25 Jan 2006

lol

Anonymous commented on 08 Apr 2009

Oh, you can find out, but you'll have to boot into Mac OS 9, and use the MAP control panel.
-Then type in "Middle of Nowhere", and you'll see where it was built. :)

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Anonymous reviewed on 26 Nov 2005

It says that my G3 iMac was built in WALES of all places. There's lovely, Boyo!

[Version 1.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 28 Sep 2005

a needed update-previously it said my ipod was made in the USA, which i know is not true. it now says china, which is more believable (although i thought they were made in taiwan).

[Version 1.1]

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