This device was manufactured on the 24th week of 2007. It features a really simple environment (operator) meant for testing purposes. Here are some pictures of how it looks likepic.twitter.com/XSpKrtnBKY
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Here is a prototype of the first generation #iPhone.
This device lacks of the ‘iPhone’ label on the back.
Codename: ‘Purple’.
Model identifier: M68.
It comes with nonUI #iOS 1.1.3 (based on Tahoe 4A86 Build), which was still called ‘OS X’ back at those times.pic.twitter.com/SOGIPY4Pny
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The config is DVT7 as shown below. Also iBoot banner doesn’t advertise CPID, CPRV, CPFM, BDID, etc.pic.twitter.com/VpeUh2JX48
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Glass or plastic screen?
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Bro pls check your dm
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The OS X identifier was something I had no idea about until I looked through 1A420
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Speaking of Alpine 1A420, I (and a bunch of other people probably) noticed a N35 codename. I know N45 was the iPod Touch, do we know anything about this N35, was it a mistake or was the codename changed during dev?
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I still have a iPhone 2g in working condition
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I remember a day when this unit was in my hands :)
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