Re: Anyone remember R&R Software from Dorval ?

["Polymorph" <polymorph69@hotmail.com>]

Mew wrote:
> Wolfgang a écrit :
>
> > Why looking for a clone if you can have the original for low $$ on ebay?
> > If you insist on a clone try the European ebay.
> > They have more often clones for auction than on this side of the Atlantic.
>
> Ok :) but what the original is looking like ? I'm so confused about all
> the models available.
>
> But for the monitor, I don't know if the original is coming with a
> color monitor, I don't know what was the model of the one I have with
> my old apple but it was a color monitor with only 2 buttons on the
> front brown pannel, one for the power and the other to adujst the
> brightness. It was coming with a kind of module that we can grip on the
> backside, with that we able to adjust the volume and colors and on the
> side of this module we have 2 rca input.

There really isn't that many Apple ][ models out there:

* original Apple ][ - fairly rare and most expensive
* Apple ][+ - less rare and less expensive than the original
* Apple //e - the most prolific Apple ][ and probably least expensive
* Apple //c - portable Apple ][; fairly prolific; not that expensive
* Apple IIgs - the last Apple ][; better graphics and sound; fairly
prolific; not that expensive

I would probably recommend you get a //e or IIgs as they offer support
for most software and have the bonus of expandability (adding extra
cards to offer additional features). The Apple IIgs also allows you to
run GSOS (a graphical OS not unlike Apple Macs of a similar vintage),
and software dedicated to the 16 bit 65816 CPU and the enhanced
graphics and sound hardware (only found in the IIgs).

If you want further info, do a Google search on these models and/or
consult the Apple ][ FAQ (which was posted in this newsgroup just
recently).

Hope this info is helpful.

cheers,
-p