Re: Apple ][ R.I.P. (1977-1993) --It's really over folks!

[kc@netcom.com (Dameon D. Welch)]

In article <1993Nov25.021153.28415@trl.oz.au>,
Andrew Guillaume <a.guillaume@trl.oz.au> wrote:
| Rick Ewing writes:
| |Today, Apple Computer quietly took the Apple //e off the price list.  With the
| |exception of the Apple //e card for LC class Macs, the last Apple ][
| |computer has faded into history.
| 
| Apple Computer took the Apple //c off its price lists many moons ago. But
| I'm taking my two //c's (one of which has a Chinook HD and an AE ZRamUltraIII
| card with 1Meg) into the 21st century. Outdated technology ? Bullshit.
| It's horses for courses, and my two young boys are making the most of it.

Just to add my $0.02, I plan on keeping tthis Ye Olde Apple][e until
they take me away to the funny farm. Now that I've got a SCSI card for
this beast, I'll just keep recycling my Mac hard drives to the ][e.
Honestly, I don't use it all that much since I have a spiffy colour
Mac, but my Apple ][e is always going to have a place in my home. And
it will always be used for something.

About the only thing this puppy needs is some more RAM. Anyone know
where I can get the piggy-back boards for the RamWorks III card so I
can get some more memory?
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