Re: When's An Apple II not an Apple II?

[Sbehrens@contech.demon.co.uk (Soenke Behrens)]

Yo,

In article: <3nd1hp$ca@onyx.southwind.net>  shack@onyx.southwind.net (Randy 
Shackelford) writes:
> Jeffrey Thomas Sheldon (jeff@tiger.lsu.edu) wrote:
> : So I'm curious to see...where would the rest of you like the Apple II to 
> : become, if Apple woke up and decided to restart assembly? 
> I think an emulator running on the 120 mHz 604 PPC supposedly coming out
> later this year might be cool

Second that motion, just make that "an emulator mostly independent of
architecture (PPC, Intel, Alpha, you-name-it)". Though a PPC emulator would
be much more than I expect to ever happen, so yeah, if that is all I can
get, I'll take it.

It makes sense to emulate the GS: Probably cheaper than building new 
hardware, the machine is now nostalgia only anyway, and I don't need to
buy yet another computer ... can use my existing one to run the emu.
Potentially with higher res and stuff as well.

Yours
Soenke
 
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