Re: Apple model history?

[quadrajet1@aol.com (Quadrajet1)]

>There were four IIc revs, 16K, 32K/Unidisk, and two memory expandable
>versions. The IIe only had unenhanced, enhanced, and grey IIe version.
>It had a single CF chip versus a CD chip and an EF chip.

   I beg to differ.  The first //e was a rev A motherboard, replaced by a rev
B.  Both were unenhanced, rev A did not do Double HiRes, the rev B did.  Ever
see an extended 80 column card with the jumper?  Remove the jumper when in a
rev A motherboard.  Then there was the rev B Enhanced, and then the rev C
enhanced.  Then came the Platinum //e with 1 ROM chip, and (2) 64K x 2 RAM
chips.  And they made PAL //e.  I have one now.

   If you are going to separate the Igs by motherboard types, then do so for
the //e.

  Also, does anyone have any FIRM production figures for the Woz Edition IIgs? 
I had heard at the time that ony 20,000 were made, then I heard 200,000. 
Either way, there seems to be lots of them still around.  I hate it when you
see them on ebay with the disclaimer "Only 2000 ever made!!".  Yeah, right...

   Certainly not as rare as the Apple II power supply I used to have that had a
real Woz signature on the outside and inside, and dated 7/10/78.

Raymond