David Murray, aka The 8Bit Guy, has published his latest video, a 39-minute historical look at the Apple II line of computers.
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Tiger Learning Computer project begins
The Tiger Learning Computer is the subject of renewed scrutiny & disassembly by David Schmidt of ADTPro.
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MacEffects launches Kickstarter for Apple IIc cases
MacEffects has launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for injection-molded Apple IIc computer cases in clear and black.
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Console5’s ByteBoosters joystick adapter in stock
Console5’s ByteBoosters adapter allows an Atari, Nintendo, Sega, or PlayStation controller to be used on an Apple II, IIe, IIc, or IIGS.
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Apple IIe video retrospective
YouTube channel The Savvy Sage shares a video reflection on forty years of the Apple IIe computer, originally released in 1983.
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Javier Rivera launches Kickstarter for floppy drive clear face plate
The crowdfunding campaign aims to complete the transparent case created by MacEffects.
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LiteSound IIGS stereo audio card back in stock
Bob Darlington’s stereo sound output expansion card for the Apple IIGS is now available from Joe Strosnider of Joe’s Computer Museum.
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NumberCruncher Reloaded is on sale!
Axel Muhr has just released a Floating Point Unit interface card for the Apple IIgs and Apple IIe (enhanced and unenhanced). The NumberCruncher Reloaded is a peripheral card for the Apple II series that features a math co-processor, often also called a Floating Point Unit (FPU) which is specialized on, well, floating point calculations. Doing […]