The Apple IIe HAL (Hard Array Logic) chip plays a crucial role in the functioning of this system. It generates several clock and other vital signals that drives almost every other component of the ...

This note describes the logical save-slot format used by the Apple IIe Gold Rush AGI interpreter recovered in the resident disassembly and final skeleton. It is not a DOS-style file format like IBM PC ...

After a lot of debugging, [Seth Kushniryk] has managed to get the last issuess shaken out of his port of MS-DOS 2.0 to the Apple II, and has released the project to the public. If you have the ...

The Apple IIe took over from the Apple II Plus. Originally, Apple planned to abandon the Apple II with that model and replace the product line with the Apple III. However, the continued popularity of ...

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Way back in the late 1970s and early 1980s, a few very awesome people around MIT were working on Lisp machines. These computers were designed specifically to run Lisp as their main programming ...

At its annual shareholders’ meeting on January 19, 1983, Apple announced two new products that would play a pivotal role in the future of the company: the Apple Lisa, Apple’s original GUI-based ...

Comparing the input latency of a modern PC with a system that's 30-40 years old seems ridiculous on the face of it. Even if the computer on your desk or lap isn't particularly new or very fast, it's ...

Apple IIe, which was released in 1983, is a successor to Apple II, Apple 's release in 1977, and is the third variation after Apple II plus. It was characterized by the capability to use upper case ...

The keyboard is so small, only someone with Donald Trump-size hands can use it. Ever wonder what it would be like to own a classic Apple IIe but didn’t want to spend a couple hundred bucks on eBay?

i submit to your powers of tech and advice to ask if I am wasting my time on a lost cause, or if there may be some some sort of ancient technique that someone may know that will help me out... My ...

Attics are wonderful places, they hold memories and plenty of other long-forgotten things such as an Apple IIe. That’s what Professor John Pfaff discovered when he combed through his parents’ attic.