TouchArcade reports that the 1982 Apple II game Transylvania has been ported to the iPhone, complete with the original graphics!
October 2009
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Coming soon from bootZero: HDDD A2 Deluxe
While perusing bootZero.com, I came across these pictures of the sweet-looking HDDD A2 Deluxe. The Deluxe is an HDDD A2 adapter and 3.5 drive in an attractive external enclosure, which I’m pleased to see has a daisy chain port.
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First look at the iDisk for Apple II
Antoine Vignau of Brutal Deluxe was the first person to purchase a iDisk for Apple II, and he’s kindly sent us several pictures and a short write-up on it.
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Carte Blanche getting sound, USB add-ons
AppleLogic has announced new add-ons for the Carte Blanche card. First, the CB Audio/Visual card (CBAV) is a Delta-Sigma stereo adapter that connects in-line between the Carte Blanche VGA port and your display. It does this by using the SDA and SCL lines which normally are not utilized. With the CBAV, the Carte Blanche may […]
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Guimauve 2000 VGA adapter for Apple //c now available
Gregory Estrade today announced the availability of the Guimauve 2000, a VGA adapter for Apple //c and IIc Plus computers. The Guimauve 2K is essentially a specialized CPLD-based scandoubler, converting 15Khz video signal to 31Khz. It is available now for EUR 75, or USD $115 shipping included. Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery. Euro-//c models […]
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bootZero HDDD A2 adapter now available
Bulgarian Apple II vendor bootZero.com is now selling the HDDD A2 3.5 Disk ][ replacement adapter on eBay. As of this post, three options are available: a deluxe HDDD A2 kit including adapter, 3.5 disk drive, IDC20 and DB19 cables for interfacing via Disk II controller or smartport, power leads, a box of diskettes and […]
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Virtual II 6.3.5 released
Gerard Putter has updated Virtual ][, the leading 8-bit Apple II emulator for Mac OS X to v6.3.5 Gerard’s announcement is attached:
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iDisk for Apple II released (prepare for something completely different)
Back in June of 2007, A2Central posted a story about the BlueFlash Card, an exciting new project that was to bring USB and Bluetooth functionality to the Apple II. However, when no new information or a way to order the BlueFlash materialized, some relegated it to vaporware status. Out of the blue (no pun intended), […]