my apple collection

[applefreak]

Integrated software

Integrated software

the Lisa 1 powerfull enough to work with integrated software

John Couch, the man behind the apple lisa

quicktime movie
H.264 320 x 240, Miljoenen
AAC, Stereo, 44,100 kHz
14,43 MB
00:09:41

 

[Vlad]

The posts about your collection in the Collections area was fine, the vids are a bit much at this point. Please post vids in the appropriate Apple area.

-Vlad

 

[applefreak]

the other version of the ITT 2020, recently acquired

hi-res


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my 'workroom'

 

[Vint]

Great Apple Collection!
After looking through your PDF file, it has given me an idea.
Now I have a fairly small collection of vintage machines, but there are a lot of associated 'stuff' that goes with each and every one of the machines. Power bricks, specialty cords, cartridges, manuals, joysticks, etc.
Since I'm an old guy already, I'm thinking that 'someday' my collection will pass to my son. He probably won't be interested in keeping it - which brings up the prospect of selling the collection. Given that, how would he know which parts went with which machine. Certainly much of it can be figured out - but not all. So, I'm thinking I should take pictures of ALL the equipment and label what part goes with what machine. That way there would be an actual visual to go by as a guide. Would make disbursement a whole lot easier for someone unfamiliar with my 80's machines. I could then incorporate all the pictures and text into a nice PDF file, put it on a labeled CD and store it with the vintage collection.

 

[applefreak]

European Apple II clone, pearcom

rather a plump desktop, due to the 14 slots

Apple originally sued Pearcom, challenging the firm's use of a pearshaped logo and the name pear II.
By changing its name and logo, Pearcom convinced Apple to drop the suit.

 

[applefreak]

Apple IIe with Profile
original software and documentation
works fine,

10 MB Profile, model A9M0100
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=1128

Apple II Interface card (1984)

rom 341-0299

 

[applefreak]

a PowerBook 1400cs with a solar panel cover

 

[applefreak]

my Dayna MacCharlie

 

[applefreak]

on the Apple 1984 Kiosk LaserDisc Part2 video

after about 8:04

a mac mouse with one screw connector

more detail other movie part (quicktime .mov)

anyone has this or seen one ?

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not mentioned in The Evolution of the Apple Mouse - Vectronic's Apple World

 

[applefreak]

testing the Apple III (recently acquired) with a Profile i already had

bought the Apple III from the first owner (Belgium)
with a lot of original software and documentation, and custom documents

all the apple III software and documentation i have now (english and french)
most used : visicalc and visicalc advanced

 

[dorkbert]

European Apple II clone, pearcom
rather a plump desktop, due to the 14 slots

I would be interested in reading any tech docs that might've came with the box. Considering each slot is mapped into a specific range of $Cx00 memory space on the II, I like to find out where in they mapped the extras slots to.

 

[applefreak]

no documentation came with the pearcom

 

[applefreak]

recently acquired

IIgs rom3 and peripherals, all original boxed
manuals, books, custom documentation

high_res

- lots of original systems and software, 5.25 floppys and 3.5 disks
- RAMKeeper (Applied engeneering), boxed, User's Manual
- RAM/GS 4MB card, boxed
- IIgs memory expansion card 1MB
- Apple High Speed SCSI, boxed, Owner's Guide
- Apple SCSI card
- ZipGSX (v1.2) card
- Apple II 3.5 disk controller card, Owner's Guide
- Apple II Super Serial Card, boxed
- Apple BCD interface rev A, U-Microcomputers
extra :
- IIgs rom1
- Imagewriter II
- shoeboxes full of 3.5 disks ......... to sort and verify

 

[Anonymous Freak]

my Dayna MacCharlie

Very nice! One thing I just thought of in regards to your MacCharlie web server: You could use a Macintosh Plus as the host Mac, use a SCSI Ethernet adapter, and do 100% of the hosting duties on that, assuming there is a PPP server that runs on a Plus...

I do have one question, though.

The MacCharlie connects over RS-422. I'm assuming that the MacCharlie app is just a serial terminal, and the text data is sent serially to the Mac, right? It's not generating graphics on the MacCharlie, then sending that graphical display over to the Mac from what I can tell.

 

[TanruNomad]

recently acquired

IIgs rom3 and peripherals, all original boxed
manuals, books, custom documentation

high_res

- lots of original systems and software, 5.25 floppys and 3.5 disks
- RAMKeeper (Applied engeneering), boxed, User's Manual
- RAM/GS 4MB card, boxed
- IIgs memory expansion card 1MB
- Apple High Speed SCSI, boxed, Owner's Guide
- Apple SCSI card
- ZipGSX (v1.2) card
- Apple II 3.5 disk controller card, Owner's Guide
- Apple II Super Serial Card, boxed
- Apple BCD interface rev A, U-Microcomputers
extra :
- IIgs rom1
- Imagewriter II
- shoeboxes full of 3.5 disks ......... to sort and verify

Very nice. I'd love to get my hangs on that ZipGSX card!

 

[Call-151]

thats alot of apples...

 

[gerrydoire]

Something to think bout..

Lets say the clown(s) who forced Steve Jobs out of Apple never did, and was there all along, where would Apple be today?

 

[Abbub]

Lets say the clown(s) who forced Steve Jobs out of Apple never did, and was there all along, where would Apple be today?

My Carl Sagan/BHA would be worth more money than it is. :D

 

[applefreak]

hi-res

 

[applefreak]

Had to repair the power supply of one of my Apple IIIs
remplaced the big condo by a BC 220n K 630

The C15 also remplaced

the power supply in hi-res