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Re: Why no Apple II retro devices?

Subject: Re: Why no Apple II retro devices?
From: "julian814" <julian814@hotmail.com>
Date: 20 Apr 2006 05:15:38 -0700
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johnson@tmfc.net wrote:
> I suggest someone make a NEWTON like handheld Apple][, with Compact
> Flash card as storage.
>
> USB keyboard or joypad, nice!
>
> Make some Apple ][ T-shirt also!

I've been looking into an Apple // emulator for the Newton, so I could
turn an eMate 300 into a laptop //c, but I've been told that the eMate
would be too slow to emulate properly. Also looked into getting my
hands on some Tiger Learning Computers so I could try and convert one
into a laptop, but they seem to be hard to find. Apparently, if I want
to run Apple // software on a Newton, I'm going to have to find a way
to port it over directly.

Ralph Glatt

References:
- Why no Apple II retro devices?
  - From: adric22@yahoo.com
- Re: Why no Apple II retro devices?
  - From: johnson@tmfc.net

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