Re: Any hardware info on the Apple /// ?

["cbmeeks" <cbm at s i g n a l d e v d o t k o m>]

> and 128-256K RAM (well, it could run Apple ][ software, so it had to be
> 6502).

Not true.  The 6510 is backwards compatible to the 6502 (even though one was
never used in Apples that I know of)

And the IIgs used the  65C816 which will run Apple II software.

FROM:  old-computers.com

NAME APPLE III
MANUFACTURER  Apple
TYPE  Professional Computer
ORIGIN  U.S.A.YEAR  May 1980
BUILT IN LANGUAGE  Business BASIC
KEYBOARD  Full stroke 74-key with numeric keypad
CPU  MOS 6502A
SPEED  2 MHz
RAM  128 KB (up to 512 KB)
ROM  16 KB
TEXT MODES  40 or 80 chars x 24 lines
GRAPHIC MODES  40 x 40-48 (16 col), 280 x 160-192 (6 col), 560 x 160-192 (2
col)COLORS  16 maximum
SOUND  one channel 7 octaves
SIZE / WEIGHT  44.4 (W) x 46.2 (D) x 12.2 (H) cm
I/O PORTS  Monitor, Internal Slots (4), RS-232, Floppy disk port
BUILT IN MEDIA  One built in 140 KB 5.25'' disk-drive
OS  SOS
POWER SUPPLY  Built-in power supply unit
PERIPHERALS  4 expansion slots,5 MB Profile hard disk unit, dual floppy disc
unit, coulour video card, provision for extra memory
PRICE  �1995 (U.K., 1983)




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