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Apple II and II+: Apple’s First Personal Computers

Daniel Knight,  8-bit Computing, Apple History, Apple II, Low End Mac - 2015.11.28 - Leave a comment -

Although the Apple 1, introduced in April 1976, had been a big success among the hobbyist crowd, people who didn’t mind assembling their own computer and designing a case for it, it was not part of the ready-to-go personal computer revolution of the late 1970s. That’s where the Apple II comes in.

Origin of the Apple I and Apple II Computers

Tom Hormby,  8-bit Computing, Apple History, Apple II, Low End Mac - 2015.11.26 - Leave a comment -

The first computer worthy of the name “computer” was produced more than 60 years ago. It was a monstrous machine, covering more than 136 square meters and used 18,000 vacuum tubes (the predecessors to the transistor). It was capable of computing the sum of 5,000 numbers ten digits in length per second. It’s name was ENIAC, […]

Good-bye Woz and Jobs: How the First Apple Era Ended in 1985

Tom Hormby,  Apple History, Low End Mac - 2013.08.16 - Leave a comment -

Apple started 1984 with a bang. The Macintosh was finished, and it was well received by the general public, largely due to a highly successful advertising campaign beginning with the 1984 ad.

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