Re: What's Next for the Apple II?

[mspangler@gemsi.com (Michael Spangler)]

On a IIe, I can hotwire C11 and a 741 op-amp to get an extra ttl
input. What can I hotwire for an extra ttl on a B&W, or windows
laptop, and expect it to still work?
 Can I rewrite the Basic interpreter, and burn a new ROM? Can I even
get the Rom out of the machine at all?

Do you have the pinout of the big chip on the motherboard that is not
the CPU? The integrated all  in one memory controller/bridge to other
busses/ and general kitchen sink chip?

The nearest thing to an Apple II is the Basic stamp collection, and
they have little ram, no mass storage, and are not self contained. And
they cost more.

That is the point. 

Dan <me@here.net> wrote in message news:<me-853C50.17502414012004@28-76.newscene.com>...
> 
> Huh?   I'm not in control of my PCs and Macs here?   Who *is* in 
> control?    
> 
> Exactly what "control" do I have over my Platinum //e and ROM 3 IIgs in 
> a WOZ case that I don't have over my B&W G4 Mac and my  half dozen 
> Windows PCs and laptops?
> 
> Dan