Bob Tripp wrote in today to let us know that progress on the WhatââŹâ˘s Where in the Apple eBook is coming along nicely, and to ask for your help with the project.Ă YouââŹâ˘ll get to see your name in print, as well as score a free copy!Ă Read on for all the juicy details (bold […]
June 2012
Posted inPublications
Juiced.GS Volume 17, Issue 2 now available
Volume 17, Issue 2 (June 2012) of Juiced.GS, the longest-running Apple II publication in print, has been mailed to all subscribers. This issue features an interview with Dan Muse, former editor-in-chief of inCider/A+, as he reflects on the magazine’s evolution and legacy. Wade Clarke details his transition from writing text adventures for the Apple II […]
Posted inProduct News, Programming, Software
Brutal Deluxe Software releases CADIUS
Paris, June 29th, 2012 â Brutal Deluxe Software is proud to announce the release of CADIUS, a command-line tool for Windows to manage Apple II image disk files (.2mg, .po, .hdv). The first purpose of Cadius is to write the output of the 65c816 Assembler directly into an Apple IIgs disk image (usually a .2mg) […]
Posted inKansasFest
KansasFest kit-building workshop with Vince Briel
Past KansasFest attendees have had loads of fun building one of Vince’s kits. Last year almost 20 of us built the a2mp3 card, and the year before was the Replica-1. Vince will again offer a workshop with his hands-on guidance. He’s a good teacher and patient with newbies (you can learn how to solder!). To […]
Posted inGeneral
1984 Video of Woz unearthed, posted
In 1984, Woz visited theĂ East Ohio Apple Corps to introduce the new Macintosh and discuss plenty of other Apple related topics. Ă The video doesn’t include the actual Macintosh intro, but Woz gives a detailed history of the early days of Apple including Mike Marrkula and Ron Wayne, the development of the Disk II drive, his […]
Posted inElsewhere, General, Interviews, Product News
GET LAMP raw interviews posted
Documentary director and tech historian Jason ScottĂ announced today that the raw interview footage from his most recently released film, GET LAMP: An Interactive Documentary, has been posted and is available for viewing over at the Internet Archive. Ă Generally speaking, these interviews are extended versions of what you saw in the film, or items that for […]
Posted inProduct News
What’s Where in the Apple eBook – more details
As the release of the eBook version of “What’s Where in the Apple” draws near, more details are becoming clear. Ă Robert Tripp, publisher and owner of the former MICRO Ink, Inc. sent us this information in an email: WhatââŹâ˘s Where in the Apple? is in the process of being readied for release as an electronic […]
Posted inHowto, Product News, Programming, Software
Ewen Wannop creates Sweet16 Starter Kit, updates SAM2 and SNAP
Ewen Wannop announced via Usenet newsgroup comp.sys.apple2 that he has created a starter kit for the popular Apple IIgs emulator, âSweet16′. Ewen’s announcement is attached: Announcing the Sweet16 Starter Kit Comprising a pre-installed disk image, and a PDF set of instructions, you only need to add a copy of Sweet16, and your favourite IIgs ROM […]
Posted inApple 1, Clones, Hardware, Product News
Mike Willegal announces Mimeo Apple 1 kits to be available again
Mike Willegal posted via his blog that the Mimeo Apple 1 replica kit will soon be available again. Some changes in how the kits are obtained are in the works though. Instead of providing everything Mike will sell the Mimeo mainboard, but the components will be available as a pre-picked kit package from Unicorn Electronics. […]
Posted inDeals, Hardware
Mockingboard v1a clones still available
Are you bummed because you wished you’d ordered a Mockingboard clone from ReactiveMicro (before they shut down)? Do you pine for the dulcet tunes of Ultima IV or the sound effects of MB compatible games? Well, we have good news for you. The person responsible for the Mockingboard v1a production run, Tom Arnold, has made […]