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| | + | == Models == |
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| | + | * '''Apple II''' (1977 - driver name ''apple2'') |
| | + | * '''Apple II Plus''' (1979 - driver name ''apple2p'') |
| | + | * '''Apple IIe''' (1983 - driver names ''apple2e'', "apple2ee", "apple2ep") |
| | + | * '''Apple IIc''' (1984 - driver names ''apple2c'', "apple2c0", "apple2c3", "apple2c4") |
| | + | * '''Apple II{{Smallcaps|GS}}''' (1986 - driver names ''apple2gs'', "apple2gsr0", "apple2gsr1") |
| | + | * '''Apple IIc Plus''' (1988 - driver name ''apple2cp'') |
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Revision as of 16:16, 21 September 2018
Apple II series
Designed by Steve Wozniak, the Apple II series was both one of the first mass-market 8-bit microcomputers and the longest-lived. The machines exemplified Wozniak's design sensibilities of not including hardware when software can perform the same function, and of being wide open for expansion.
Models
- Apple II (1977 - driver name apple2)
- Apple II Plus (1979 - driver name apple2p)
- Apple IIe (1983 - driver names apple2e, "apple2ee", "apple2ep")
- Apple IIc (1984 - driver names apple2c, "apple2c0", "apple2c3", "apple2c4")
- Apple IIGS (1986 - driver names apple2gs, "apple2gsr0", "apple2gsr1")
- Apple IIc Plus (1988 - driver name apple2cp)
The default configuration