Re: Apple 2E What Is It?

[treiter@comet.net (Jordan Reiter)]

In article <Dw1KI3.Ezq@boss.cs.ohiou.edu>, skaratso@oucsace.cs.ohiou.edu
(Stavros Robert Karatsoridis) wrote:

>This was found posted in the binaries.
>
>Darren R. Malphurs (malphurs@ix.netcom.com) wrote:
>: On 12 Aug 1996 02:52:14 GMT, a045662t@bcfreenet.seflin.lib.fl.us
>: (Robert Newton) wrote:
>
>: >If you can tell me [what an Apple //e is] please e-mail me.
>: >
>: >a045662t@bcfreenet.seflin.lib.fl.us
>: >
>: >OR
>: >
>: >afn48545@afn.org
>: >
>: >Thank You
>: >Robert Newton                      
>
>: Wow, how old are you?
>
>: Let me see...
>: Around 1984 the Apple ][e came out.
>: Before that were the Apple ][+
>: the Apple III  (believe it or not 3)
>: the Apple ][
>: and the Apple I.
>
>: The Apple ][c came out about the same time as the Lisa which became
>: the Macintosh.  (Lisa did - not c)
>
>: And about 1991 I think the Apple ][gs came out.
>: This is about the time I gave up on Apple and got a PC.
>: Hope this helps.
>: I just stopped by this newsgroup - I won't be back.
>: -D
>
>Let's get it straight. The above information is not accurate.
>
>The Apple ][ and ][+ were released in ????
Apple II was 1979, I think.
>The Apple //e came out in late 1982
>The Apple III came out in 1983, followed by the III+
>The Lisa came out in 1983 ????
>The Apple //c came out in 1984, same year as the Macintosh
>The Apple IIgs was introduced in 1986.
>The Apple IIc+ was introduced in ????
1987 or 1989 I believe.

Toby Reiter

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