Re: Number of known Apple II clones (maybe?)

[Ernest <leucoplast@seanet.NOSPAM.com>]

gil-galad@yahoo.com wrote:

> On Sat, 13 Mar 2004 06:35:06 GMT, Ernest
> <leucoplast@seanet.NOSPAM.com> wrote:
> 
>>Ernest wrote:
>>
>>> I've put together a list of known and rumored Apple II clones, and so
>>> far, it's at 162. I would say that 95% of those are fairly well
>>> confirmed, but the other %5 might be fakes.
>>> 
>>> I was guessing that the number would have been closer to 200+, but
>>> now it's looking like my guess was high.
>>> 
>>> I've managed to find images of 115 different clones so far, but I'm
>>> hoping that number will grow substantially once my website opens to
>>> the public next week. I've bought my domain name (apple2clones.com,)
>>> and the site is built but I'm waiting on the host server admin to
>>> give me the green-light to move the site to the new server (very
>>> fast/no pop-ups!)
>>> 
>>> I think my website is pretty cool, as vintage computer sites go, but
>>> I might be a little biased. Hehe. Wayne has seen it.
>>> 
>>> I'm still looking for pics of the "Boston IV" and "Mackintosh"
>>> clones, amoung others. Please let me know if anyone has images of
>>> those systems.
>>> 
>>> E.
>>
>>Yikes! Knode problems. Sorry about the multiple post.
> Hi,
> 
> Hey have you got the apple clone by Worldwide Technology called
> "ITT-2020"? I have a logic circuit diagram on my wall.. haven't got
> the ITT-2020 anymore but it was the first apple we used at home, quite
> sucessfully and most apple II software ran quite happly on it.

No. I have plenty of images of the 2020 but I don't have one of my own...
yet. The MB of the 2020 was built by Apple (it was the Apple II+ board)
so Apple II software *should* run pretty darn good on it. Hehe.

E.