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Re: Apple IV ?
- Subject: Re: Apple IV ?
- From: Mike Pfaiffer <mike@digitalcivilization.ca>
- Date: Thu, 08 Nov 2001 21:27:13 GMT
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Digital Civilization Magazine
- References: <MzxG7.532$ai.72475@news.uswest.net>
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mad ATARI user wrote:
What is it ? Who's developing it ? Is there a website for it ?
--
J.Wood
rtdos@juno.com
Right now there is no Apple IV. I would presume by the name, if there
were one it would be based on the 6502 (or related) processor. It might
even be that the developer could be using an unrelated chip set and an
emulator. There was talk in the early 1980's about the Lisa/Mac as an
Apple IV. As you no doubt know the Apple and Mac lines have diverged and
are unrelated in terms of software (from Apple).
As to who... Nobody. The folks at Apple want to become a software company
now (like M$). If a third party did try it then the executives at Apple
would get their underware in a knot over it.
No website.
What you may have been thinking of is the Apple IIGS ROM 04. That's
another story...
Later
Mike
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- Apple IV ?
- From: "mad ATARI user" <rtdos@hotmail.com>