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Re: Dates
Jeff Blakeney wrote:
>
>
> You didn't mention the Apple III+. I have no information on it other
> than the fact that it was in production for a very short time.
I was including the Apple III largely because of the A2 emulation.
However if we had access to a III+ we'd find a spot for it at the AGM.
We're happy enough getting an Apple III with a profile hard drive there.
> You might also want to at least mention the Apple II clones. There
> are lots of them but a couple of the big names were Franklin and
> Laser.
I really wasn't going to write up a history of the Apple II, just a card by
each machine describing it.
>
> >Thought about the II+, however that's really just a ROM upgrade to the
> >II.
>
> Well, the II+ did have its own case as well and I think a lot more
> people used Apple II+ machines than Apple II machines.
I'd tend to agree, however there is a space limitation at our AGM. Since
most
people there will be Mac users and unfamiliar with the distinction, we
thought
lumping the II & II+ together would be acceptable enough. A fair portion of
the
people there will never have seen an Apple II before.
- References:
- Dates
- From: Wayne Stewart <waynes@intergate.bc.ca>
- Re: Dates
- From: CUTblakeney@home.com (Jeff Blakeney)