Re: Apple I's and Apple II's?

[cplater@pass.wayne.edu (Chuck Plater)]

spqr@ruth.uucp (Will Baguhn) writes:
: lurch@eskimo.com (Erik Kloeppel) writes:
: 
: | In article <mjensen2.330.0@wpo.uwsuper.edu>, mjensen2@wpo.uwsuper.edu
: | (MATTHEW L. JENSEN) wrote:
: | 
: | > In article <ps270p3.rogtha@delphi.com> rogtha@delphi.com writes:
: | > 
: | > >Does anyone have information on any Apple I boards (with cassette
: | interface and
: | > >cassettes) and/or 1977 Apple II's for sale? Also, I'd like to know how muc
: | > >an Apple I board usually goes for.
: | 
: | Does it HAVE to be Apple I?  For instance, the Apple IIc has a tape jack..
: 
: the //c has a tape interface?  this is news to me...

The //c does not have a tape interface, nor is it a tape jack.  The jack
you are refering to is an 1/8 inch phono jack commonly used on
headphones.  This allowed the user to play sounds on headphones rather
than through the internal speaker.


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