Re: Is this true? (Unitron still making clones?)

["Bryan Parkoff" <nospam@nospam.com>]

>> "Unitron was subsequently downsized. Today they make industrial
>> electronic equipment and still produce small numbers of Apple II
>> clones, which apparently are still used as stage lighting controllers
>> and similar stuff."
>>
>> I can't find their website, assuming that they have one, and seeing as
>> I don't know Portuguese, it's slightly tricky to find such
>> information...
>
> It's not hard to believe, since several quite capable stage
> lighting applications were developed around the Apple II.
>
> The trick to keeping these applications going is to put the
> Apple II into a non-recognizable box.  ;-)

    Very easy to clone Apple II.  You can't clone Apple //e unless you have 
ways to deconstruct MMU chip and IOU chip.  You may want to clone Apple 
IIgs.  You need to do more deconstructing chips.  Are you willing to invest 
$$$?

Bryan Parkoff